This is the Columbus skyline from the Confluence Park Restaurant. It is where I am getting married this summer. It will be very beautiful when it's green. I used a tripod and rotated the camera to capture ten different shots. The pictures looked the best on auto white balance. I recreated the corners using the clone tool in Photoshop, it wasn't very fun. I had an aperture of f/14 and a shutter speed of 1/100. I probably should have used a smaller aperture and slower shutter speed to capture more detail.
3.15.2009
We promised the world we'd tame it, what were we hoping for?
This is the Columbus skyline from the Confluence Park Restaurant. It is where I am getting married this summer. It will be very beautiful when it's green. I used a tripod and rotated the camera to capture ten different shots. The pictures looked the best on auto white balance. I recreated the corners using the clone tool in Photoshop, it wasn't very fun. I had an aperture of f/14 and a shutter speed of 1/100. I probably should have used a smaller aperture and slower shutter speed to capture more detail.
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very well done. Generally landscapes are shot with the highest fstop possible. To be honest, you wouldn't have gained much if it was higher. The city would probably still be out of focus and the tree branches on the sides at a distance probably wouldn't have shown up much better either.
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