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Rooftops: Hamburg<\/h4>\n

What does a photographer do if stuck in a 5th office all day on his first (and likely only<\/em>) visit  to Hamburg (and on a gray day at that). <\/p>\n

He sees what is to be seen out the windows and snaps a few on short breaks in the meeting schedule. At lease that\u2019s what I do.<\/p>\n

Canon SD4000IS (which is great for this kind of spontaneous work) at 1) 90mm equivalent @ f5 @ 1\/320th @ ISO 125 and 2) 106mm equivalent @ f5 @ 1\/125th @ ISO 125. Programmed auto.<\/p>\n

Both received a combination of Blackpoint right, added Clarity and Vibrance, and Sharpen narrow edges in Lightroom, as well as some distortion tweaking and slight cropping for composition.<\/p>\n

From Germany and England 2010<\/a>. <\/p>\n

And then, of course, there is the classic out the windshield shot<\/em> from the moving car. This one required considerable adjustment for perspective distortion as well a cropping for composition. <\/p>\n

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