Showing posts with label Mnhattan Bridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mnhattan Bridge. Show all posts

Friday, June 6, 2014

Digital Magic

These two photos of the Manhattan Bridge were shot a 10 years ago with the Canon ID and the  Canon 16-35 F 2.8 L lens. Just a change in the white balance setting created the two  different effects. With film, this would have required change in filters with the inevitable loss in film speed creating the need for longer exposure and the resultant reciprocity failure. Digital is really too easy.



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