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Doc Wattson
06-14-2005, 01:29 PM
Looking for photos I've taken I've realized how many I have lost through the years. Here are some I took the week after 9/11. I lived just over a mile from the WTC on Sept 11th. I could feel the buildings fall before it happened on TV. Google map my old address, 38 garden place, brooklyn, ny, if you want to see were I lived.

(Thanks to Thrikreen for hosting)

Skyline stiched from a few photos (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Smoke%205%20JPEG%20Stich.jpg)

Smoke skyline (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Smoke%201.JPG)

message wall (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Message%20wall%20with%20Skyline.jpg)

Candles (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Candles%201.JPG)

Stupid auto focus with new digital camera #1 (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Night%20time%20city.JPG)

Stupid auto focus with new digital camera #2 (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Night%20Time%20Smoke.JPG)

Chinatown firehouse (one of the closest firehouses to the WTC) #1 (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Firehouse%201.jpg)

Chinatown firehouse (one of the closest firehouses to the WTC) #2 (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/Firehouse%202.JPG)

This will not stop NY (http://www.animecafe.net/temp/This%20Will%20Not%20Stop%20NY%20(Big).JPG)

I have a QT movie of the skyline from teh Manahtten Bridge over looking the Brooklyn Bridge but for somereason it won't upload to Thrikreen's site. If anyone else wnats to host it I'll upload it.

-Gary-

blue
06-14-2005, 03:51 PM
niec shots doc.

the "Stupid auto focus" shots arent cause of the auto focus. That is bcuase of the shutter speed. the digital camera likely had a slow shutter speed ( less than 1/60th of asecond).

i cant steady out anythng less than 1/60th usually.
my wife on teh other hand, can steady out to 1/30th and has steadied out to 1/10th. bascially what happens is the shutter is open so long to let light in, the photo becomes blurred by movement.

:)

since it was a night shot, the lighting was low. best bet is to lock the shutter speed at 1/60th or 1/30th, and push the F stop as wide open as possible. -- or use a tripod.

nice shots thou!!! :)

if you have Q's on what i said let me know, i can explain it better probably. i get into photography ;P

[NAKED] sidark
06-14-2005, 05:05 PM
I like them.

You took pictures of what is more important,

the things surounding and actually the event it self.