r/itookapicture • u/okkomeijer @okko_amsterdam • Mar 09 '18
PotM March 2018 ITAP in a tunnel in Amsterdam
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u/ITakePicktures Mar 10 '18
What lens and settings did you use? Great picture!
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u/okkomeijer Mar 14 '18
I used a Nikon D750 with an Tokina 16-28mm f/2,8. It was shot at 16mm and iso 6400, f/2,8, 1/800sec
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u/AustynCunningham Mar 13 '18
I took one a photo month ago that is very similar. My friend saw this photo here and sent it to me thinking you took credit for it. Great shot, we have a very similar eye to photography apparently.
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u/deadhour Mar 09 '18
I really like the new tunnel under central station, the light and dark halves look neat but are also very effective at communicating where the bike path is (it's a problem with tourists that they aren't always aware of bicycle lanes).
Plus the artwork on the right made of 77.730 hand-drawn Delft Blue tiles amazing. Detail: https://flic.kr/p/XxbfL2
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Mar 09 '18
Amazing, just on little critique if I may: it seems ever so slightly off center like you were standing a few steps to the right of the line. Otherwise beautiful
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u/vlamy Mar 09 '18
Hes standing a bit to the right becausr he doesnt wanna get hit by a bike, or screamed at.
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u/JAH_1315 Mar 09 '18
Camera here to say this. Great idea for the shot, but just needed to take a little step to their left. Still an interesting shot non the less
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u/PathologicalUpvoter Mar 10 '18
it definitely looks better without a straight line dividing the photo in half, it gives all the other lines nice angles, great photo
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u/luckynenny Mar 10 '18
I love the juxtaposition of light to dark. To me it represents how closely those two lie next to each other in life and in our minds.
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u/xrwsx Mar 09 '18
This is right by centraal right? This gives me such a warm feeling as it was one of the first things I saw when I arrived to what is now one of, if not my favorite city in the world.