Yes this was shot in Downtown Dallas at Thanksgiving Square. I wanted to get a reshoot of this with my 12mm lens and dSLR. My other shot was with my Fuji 602 and it couldn't get as wide as I wanted.
-danny
Originally posted by BrenB:
Congratulations on a nice finish and a great shot. Is this in Dallas, Danny? I know you were going out shooting there. I would love to know where this is. Seeing your shot makes me want to see it in person.
Congratulations on a nice finish and a great shot. Is this in Dallas, Danny? I know you were going out shooting there. I would love to know where this is. Seeing your shot makes me want to see it in person.
Great shot Danny! You know, I went back there a while ago looking for that man that told us to go in there so I could ask him to turn the lights off at the top. Couldn't find him though.
Nice wide angle shot. Helps to have a wide angle lens.
Still a great landmark!
Richard
I've seen this before on DPC. I think the stained glass is well exposed, but the interior is somewhat subdued. Quite a difficult shot to take, I imagine. Overall I think you handled it well.....hmm...perhaps a fill flash on aperture priority with the same shutter speed would have improved the interior lighting?
EDIT: Revisiting for another look. On second thought, I think the exposure is just fine the way it is. Would I prefer a brighter interior? Yes but it does not detract any from this outstanding photograph. Bumping up. 8
interesting take on the challenge, shooting a landmark from the inside. while this is a beautiful image (and one that i am sure was not that easy to capture), it doesn't really convey a sense of the landmark itself. hopefully for you the voters won't hammer you for your vision.
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