NikonGear'23
Images => People, Portraits, Street, PJ & Cityscapes => Topic started by: Airy on November 02, 2015, 00:22:56
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Since I spent my day working there, night shots were on the agenda. Df, Voigtländer 40/2.
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Wow, that yellow pipe hits the eye!
Looks rather run down and seedy - hope you did not linger more than necessary.
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I like the mix of different light sources.
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A very contrasty city... Two streets further it deserved its former nickname "little Paris". A strange place, still suffering from the scars left by Ceaucescu. Not lively at night. On the other hand, working with IT specialists from there is a joy - high competence, no arrogance. I have only gathered positive experience with them over the years.
Technically, the Voigt is not the best night lens, but at f/4, there is no issue (except maybe the flare in the upper right). Postprocessed with DxO 10: the PRIME noise reduction plus a slight touch of D-lighting, and that's it.
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Nice capture, very interesting street.
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Airy, as you say, there is an interesting (and somewhat painful) mixture of now and then.
I always wonder how the grafitti on the walls are stylistically similar all over the world. Those in Bucarest seems to be no exception.
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Great night mood Airy! The red in the lit room wants me to see a woman in a red dress...
There is a lot of history to be read from this scene.
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Indeed, life stories and tribulations are hiding behind the walls, but the walls lay them bare. I dare say that I prefer that to raw concrete, despite the stereotypes mentioned by Akira. At least opne can be sure to find humans inside.
There are only two visible A/C devices, a sign that living standards are fairly low in these buildings (summer temperatures can get extreme).
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interesting night scene
I really like the lighted room with the warm light contrasting vs the otherwise almost monochromatic outside, except for the yellow pipe