What an effing mess by izmatron on Flickr.Via Flickr: Looking down on to Avenida Leandro N. Alem
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What an effing mess by izmatron on Flickr.

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Looking down on to Avenida Leandro N. Alem

untitled by teroxx on Flickr.Via Flickr: my favorite part of the town
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untitled by teroxx on Flickr.

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my favorite part of the town

At the Lights, Buenos Aires by Alex E. Proimos on Flickr.
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At the Lights, Buenos Aires by Alex E. Proimos on Flickr.

untitled by [Jim] on Flickr.
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untitled by [Jim] on Flickr.

avenida calleo by amy.herbs on Flickr.Via Flickr: buenos aires, argentina
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avenida calleo by amy.herbs on Flickr.

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buenos aires, argentina

lunchbreak by Gerrit…! on Flickr.Via Flickr: Another shot out of my office. I decided to use my lunchbreak today to try out using an ND-filter for the first time. I own a B+W 10-stop filter ever since I got my DSLR but never used it before. Shooting the street might not be the best subject for using such a filter, but it was all that was available… and I only wanted to see if I get the exposure right… This is the result. I processed the photo in photomatix (pseudo HDR out of a single RAW file). The ghosting that can be seen in the cars is not from the HDR treatment but because of the 66 second exposure. Pixelpeeping I just realized that I hadn’t turned on the long exposure noise reduction and that there are some red and white hot pixels in the picture… so what… shot with: Nikon D7000 NIKKOR AF-S 35mm 1:1.8G with B+W ND-110 (10 stop neutral density filter) at f/7.1 and 66 sec, ISO 100
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lunchbreak by Gerrit…! on Flickr.

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Another shot out of my office. I decided to use my lunchbreak today to try out using an ND-filter for the first time. I own a B+W 10-stop filter ever since I got my DSLR but never used it before. Shooting the street might not be the best subject for using such a filter, but it was all that was available… and I only wanted to see if I get the exposure right… This is the result. I processed the photo in photomatix (pseudo HDR out of a single RAW file). The ghosting that can be seen in the cars is not from the HDR treatment but because of the 66 second exposure.

Pixelpeeping I just realized that I hadn’t turned on the long exposure noise reduction and that there are some red and white hot pixels in the picture… so what…

shot with:

Nikon D7000
NIKKOR AF-S 35mm 1:1.8G with B+W ND-110 (10 stop neutral density filter)
at f/7.1 and 66 sec, ISO 100