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Comment by bjolester posted on New York film shots at 12/03/2018 - 22:40
Comment by bjolester posted on New York film shots at 12/03/2018 - 21:46
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Rush Hour by bjolester, on Flickr
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Pedestrian Crossing by bjolester, on Flickr
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Post No Bills by bjolester, on Flickr
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Brooklyn Bridge by bjolester, on Flickr
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Manhattan Skyline by bjolester, on Flickr
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Flatiron Building by bjolester, on Flickr
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Top Of The Rock by bjolester, on Flickr
Comment by bjolester posted on New York film shots at 11/03/2018 - 12:57
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Comment by bjolester posted on Wolf moon tonight at 01/01/2018 - 21:16
If you are going to use silica gel bags get the self indicating ones and regenerate them periodically when the indicator colour changes. There is a limit to how much moisture silica gel can absorb before becoming useless.
Comment by bjolester posted on Lens storage - silica gel at 10/11/2017 - 10:22
Comment by bjolester posted on Lens storage - silica gel at 09/11/2017 - 20:52


Fantastic shots. I always struggle to find the right viewpoints when surrounded by typical 'big city' architecture, you have managed to find some excellent viewpoints.
For my brief New York visit I brought my iPhone 8 Plus and the Pentax KX with only one (40mm) lens. Probably a bit too “hard core” minimalist kit. In retrospect I should also probably have packed my K-5 and DA 12-24, there were countless skyscraper shots that I never could grab because of lacking wide angle options. But, like you point out, the search for good viewpoints in such city environments is really alpha omega in order to achieve good shots, regardless of what camera kit one carries.