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These are FULL RESOLUTION photos, so they will print as large as 30 x 40'. Use them as a desktop wallpaper, use them for post cards... Don't sell them and if you use them for commercial purposes, just give www.robertcain.info credit for taking it.
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![Robert Cain > Today's Photos is called "vortex". This is a more subjective photo, and I don't think you'll be getting a tattoo of it, however, it does offer a nice background to your computer's wall paper. You should also align your icons to follow the focal point...
How did I shoot this. Although women are lying to you when they say size doesn't matter, but in this case you can actually do this with even a point and shoot camera. Here's how with both types:
Hefty DSLR:
Get your camera to have an exposure of 1 second. If its bright outside set your Aperture to F22 and ISO to 100. This will slow things down. Focus your shot to the most furthest point of view. Set your focus to manual.As you press the shutter to take the shot zoom in as the camera takes its shot. That will give you a blur coming towards you. Now for the circular effect, do the above and rotate the camera simultaneously.
Tiny Point and Shoot:
Go to manual mode[M].Go to exposure and select "+2".Turn off the flash(The A with Lightning Bolt)Figure out where you want your center point to be.Hold the camera to your face and DO NOT hold your arms out. Click the shutter and as it starts to take the shot extend out your arms moving your camera forward. This will blur your shot.
Be sure to practice....](http://www.robertcain.info/Photography/PhotoaWeek/CAIN6443/777897695_BpYNg-Ti.jpg "Robert Cain > Today's Photos is called \"vortex\". This is a more subjective photo, and I don't think you'll be getting a tattoo of it, however, it does offer a nice background to your computer's wall paper. You should also align your icons to follow the focal point...
How did I shoot this. Although women are lying to you when they say size doesn't matter, but in this case you can actually do this with even a point and shoot camera. Here's how with both types:
Hefty DSLR:
Get your camera to have an exposure of 1 second. If its bright outside set your Aperture to F22 and ISO to 100. This will slow things down. Focus your shot to the most furthest point of view. Set your focus to manual.As you press the shutter to take the shot zoom in as the camera takes its shot. That will give you a blur coming towards you. Now for the circular effect, do the above and rotate the camera simultaneously.
Tiny Point and Shoot:
Go to manual mode[M].Go to exposure and select \"+2\".Turn off the flash(The A with Lightning Bolt)Figure out where you want your center point to be.Hold the camera to your face and DO NOT hold your arms out. Click the shutter and as it starts to take the shot extend out your arms moving your camera forward. This will blur your shot.
Be sure to practice....")
This is a 32 Mega Pixel image of the A train subway line @ 168th street. This is located in new york and opened on March 16, 1906.
There is a walkway bridge above the subway line allowing this photo. I recall getting away with using the rail for this photo.
This is actually two photos that were combined to give you the true view of the subway from that elevation. I may want to head back out to this station for another shot... Oddly there aren't many photos of 168th street on the web so... I posted to flickr also but this will catch Google too.
There is a walkway bridge above the subway line allowing this photo. I recall getting away with using the rail for this photo.
This is actually two photos that were combined to give you the true view of the subway from that elevation. I may want to head back out to this station for another shot... Oddly there aren't many photos of 168th street on the web so... I posted to flickr also but this will catch Google too.
This is a 32 Mega Pixel image of the A train subway line @ 168th street. This is located in new york and opened on March 16, 1906.
There is a walkway bridge above the subway line allowing this photo. I recall getting away with using the rail for this photo.
This is actually two photos that were combined to give you the true view of the subway from that elevation. I may want to head back out to this station for another shot... Oddly there aren't many photos of 168th street on the web so... I posted to flickr also but this will catch Google too.
There is a walkway bridge above the subway line allowing this photo. I recall getting away with using the rail for this photo.
This is actually two photos that were combined to give you the true view of the subway from that elevation. I may want to head back out to this station for another shot... Oddly there aren't many photos of 168th street on the web so... I posted to flickr also but this will catch Google too.
original size: 10458px x 3290px |
Current: 600px x 189px |
filename: 168th Street Pano Image-32Mpix |
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