I had the opportunity to travel to the San Francisco area on a business trip last week. I had been wanting to capture an image of the Golden Gate Bridge, so after my plane landed late Wednesday afternoon, I hurried to try to get to the bridge before sunset. Unfortunately I missed the overlook I was planing to go to and ended up further down by Fort Barry. My first set images were clouded by the brown smog from the city.
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Golden Gate Bridge |
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Golden Gate Bridge |
I also captured a view what I think is Rodeo Cove. I captured 5 different exposures and combined then using Photoshop CS5 HDR Pro to give it a very ethereal feel.
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Rodeo Cove |
After leaving Fort Barry, I drove back to the Golden Gate Bridge area and found what appeared to be a fishing pier on the northeast side of the bridge. It still wasn't the angle I was originally looking for, but it provided a nice view of both the bridge and the San Francisco skyline.
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Golden Gate Bridge |
For this last image of the Golden Gate Bridge, I used a long (~30 second) exposure and then processed the image in Adobe Photoshop Raw Converter to set the white balance to fluorescent to get the colors to look right.
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San Francisco Skyline |
Thanks for looking and I look forward to reading your comments.
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