Shanghai City Lights - camera rotation

gunnarheilmann (69)in #ntopaz • 5 years ago (edited)

ntopaz-image-0 Another camera rotation exercises in Shanghai. Here I focus on the traffic passing through and the light on the foreground, plus the the tower in the sky scrapers canyon. The idea was to create an effect of an reflection of the building more than rotation. By lighting the foreground this effect comes out stronger.

It was not as easy to optain as I thought in the beginning but I hope you like this one.

If you have any more questions how its done ask me please.
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5 years ago in #ntopaz by gunnarheilmann (69)

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axeman (85) 5 years ago

Quite unusual to see from you cityscape, but... What damn cool effect almost like a reflection from the water (if not to look too much precise)... The tall buildings pressing the composition from both sides just visually not doubles, but maybe triples. Light trails very well combines with electric wires making some kind of futuristic network. Very interesting view indeed

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gunnarheilmann (69) 5 years ago

You're right. I don't do that often. Although I actually like it. If I have a choice I spend time in nature over cities though. 😎

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ryangrang (62) 5 years ago

It is a great piece.
It is so beautiful and fantastic.
The technology of photography is amazing.
Please upload a lot of good works from now on.

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gunnarheilmann (69) 5 years ago

Thanks for the support. So glad you loved it.

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boddhisattva (79) 5 years ago

This is simply amazing! No words!

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gunnarheilmann (69) 5 years ago

The spot made it easy. Thank you for your encouragement.

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shortsegments (77) 5 years ago

This is a great shot. Please explain how you achieved this effect. Thank you.

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gunnarheilmann (69) 5 years ago

At first exposed the lens having the skyscrapers looking upward for 7sec. covering the bottom partly then turning the camera 180° with a camera rotation device having the lense covered by my hat. Then again exposing the lens for another 7sec. The entire exposure is approx 30 seconds including the turning and adjustment to the exact angle.

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