Last week I was out in NY for 3 days and had a chance to capture NY in a different way. I was staying right by Time Square, but frankly was not very excited about shooting there. I have shot so many images there that I struggle for a new look. So...this time I decided to only take my new
Sigma 15mm Fish Eye lens and try something totally different.
For those of you who have been to Manhattan, you know that they have hot dog stands everywhere. I really like the perspective of this shot looking through the vendors area onto the street. What is more Time Square than hot dog stands and taxis?
I have shot images at Rockefeller Center before (when the ice rink was up and running) but found this perspective interesting for exploiting the fish eye lens.
Last week I was out in NY for 3 days and had a chance to capture NY in a different way. I was staying right by Time Square, but frankly was not very excited about shooting there. I have shot so many images there that I struggle for a new look. So...this time I decided to only take my new Sigma 15mm Fish Eye lens and try something totally different.
For those of you who have been to Manhattan, you know that they have hot dog stands everywhere. I really like the perspective of this shot looking through the vendors area onto the street. What is more Time Square than hot dog stands and taxis?
I have shot images at Rockefeller Center before (when the ice rink was up and running) but found this perspective interesting for exploiting the fish eye lens.
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