Photographer’s Notes Taken on the same shooting day as my architectural triptych photo, and in the same transit tunnel. Take a look at the longer notes associated with that photo.
The thing that’s fun with this, in my opinion, is the very deep depth of field. It was shot at f/22, which is also responsible for the stars around the lights. This was also an HDR image, which was only possible because the train was moving directly toward the camera.
This is probably a love it or hate it photo, but I like it and maybe you will, too.
Post Processing • Merge 7 originals to HDR (Photomatix)
• Tonemap (Photomatix)
• Sharpen (PSCS5 USM)
• B&W (OnOne B&W Filter – Masked)
• Contrast (PSCS5 Curves Layer)
• Brighten (PSCS5 Curves Layer)
• Crop (PSCS5)
• Resize (OnOne Perfect Resize)
• Sharpen (PSCS5 USM)
• Save for Web (PSCS5)
Camera Data • Date: 2013.04.14
• Camera: Nikon D3
• Lens: Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
• ISO: 400
• Aperture: f/22
• Shutter: Various ~ ½ Second
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Wonderful shot! The composition, with those leading lines and frame filling tunnel is great and the train lights a perfectly placed point of interest. Well done.