RIA: Road to Nowhere - Talking Heads

[mark.carline]

Road to Nowhere - Talking Heads

Note: Click on image above to image on FlickR.

I was going to do "Invisible Man" by Queen but it just didnt turn out any good. Managed to get this last night which was taken from 6 multiple exposures combined in CS4. Some artifacts cloaned out in CS4 including a road sign and some rubbish.

EXIF:
Camera: Canon EOS 450D & Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 LD Di II
Exposure: 46 secs
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 100

 

[Mart_73]

Nice image well taken

Out of interest, do you find the tamron 17-50 to be sharper than the Canon kit lens 17-55 ??

 

[shotokan101]

Nice shot and I like the idea - would have loved to see "The Invisible Man" concept Mark

Jim

 

[mark.carline]

Out of interest, do you find the tamron 17-50 to be sharper than the Canon kit lens 17-55 ??

oh yes!!

 

[jumpt_upmunky]

I'd prefer to see the sky darker just to make the image more contrasty!

Also there are lots of shots like this (I've taken them too!) and they need something extra, my attempt was to shoot through a tree!!

I suppose like everything in photography what makes your image different from all the others? (not aimed at you now, I'm thinking out loud!)


PS how do you get your page hits up in flickr do you just stick your images in loads of groups or have you just developed a following?!

 

[Martin.D]

Nice image well taken

Out of interest, do you find the tamron 17-50 to be sharper than the Canon kit lens 17-55 ??

Nice shot well composed...

Sorry to go off topic :

Canon 17-55 F:2.8 IS USM is not a kit lens and in terms of sharpness leaves the Tamron 17-50 behind in IQ...

Kit lens is a 18-55

 

[mark.carline]

PS how do you get your page hits up in flickr do you just stick your images in loads of groups or have you just developed a following?!

both - heres a good read if your trying to do this....
Doug88888 Blog: How to Increase your Flickr views

 

[johntheexpat]

I really like photos like this.

But if it is the road to nowhere, why is there so much traffic?