[17-Aug-2010] Update: This image was just selected as an Editor’s Pick over at HDR Spotting!
[15-Nov-2010] Update: This image was selected to represent the amazing panoramic canvas sold byArtistic Photo Canvas on Scott Kelby’s Holiday Gear Guide for 2010!
Wednesday night I went out chasing a sunset view of Seattle to recreate a panoramic image of Seattle I captured (view the image here) at the end of summer last year.
Conditions were perfect. I had a my new SLR, my wide-angle lens, and a mind full of ideas of what I was looking for. This time the city skyline was getting the HDR treatment.
My image from last year I had printed on canvas 6 feet wide by the very good folks over at APC. I may just have to give this one the same treatment. I couldn’t be happier with how it came out.
A high-res version of this image is available in my portfolio.
There’s no reason not to return to a previous location to shoot looking to recreate any image you’ve already captured. Everything bar the location will almost certainly be different and as such, a different (and possibly great) image will result.
Now go get back out there!
Epic shot, mate. I’ve often found some luck (thankfully) whenever I get the opportunity to return to a scene that I’ve already shot. Expectations are more in check and you have the luxury of concentrating more without the distraction of being in ‘a new scene’.
You did a bang up job here. One of my favorite shots of yours.
Thanks Brian!
Editor’s daily pic at hdrspotting.com, nice one… a stunning picture!
Yeah! Thanks David
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