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Robert Delgadillo
{K:3509} 2/10/2008
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I am using the 28-135mm. Nice range and pretty good quality for a zoom.
I though about cropping it tighter, but it seemed to not have enough depth, plus I wanted the security camera to be part of the shot to show the old with the new. Cropping too close to the camera didn't look right either.
I love shooting old buildings with lots of old bricks for it work real well with B&W and HC.
Thanks for stopping by and adding your comments.
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Robert Delgadillo
{K:3509} 2/10/2008
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Old Town Pasadena is mainly early 20th century. Mainly 1900 to 1915. The whole area has been restored but kept faithful to the original architecture. A trendy night spot with some nice shops. This was my first shooting with my EOS 40D. It makes a big difference over my old P&S. Thanks for you kind comment.
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Martin .
{K:24957} 2/9/2008
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Robert,
Wonderful Specular Highlights, Shadows and Composition my friend... :)
Seems like some really good glass, but I swear by the 17-85mm,IS,USM I need a kick in the butt for selling mine... :(
Well done indeed,
Martin
PS. However I would crop it a bit on the left, because the darkness and things in the background distracts my eye from the "Main" subject...
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Laura E.
{K:5598} 2/9/2008
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Hi Robert,
Great shot! I really like 19th century industrial architecture. I live in a convered industrial mill myself. This image has a great retro feel to it; great to frame and display on a wall as a decorative piece.
Laura
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