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I swear I used to be able to print these straight without a lot of adjustment. Either just out of practice with how the negative sits properly in the carrier, or the way the paper feels when it's lined up...or carelessness, not sure.
My old friend Shogo came to Vancouver to say goodbye to our friend, Jody, tragically taken from friends and family in a workplace accident on March 31. Before Shogo left Vancouver, we were able to get out onto a downtown Vancouver rooftop and look out over the city. April 11, 2016.
North End Rooftops during winter golden hour. Shot from the Custom House Tower rooftop view deck with Sony a6000 and 55-210mm telephoto lens. I wish I had a better quality telephoto lens - for this kind of shot you can't really "zoom with your feet." This lens is pretty good for the price, but when viewing large or printing large I start to notice that shots from this lens aren't as sharp and crisp as they could be, especially around the edges. Still, I wonder how this one would look printed? The red rooftops filling the frame is very appealing to me.
A rooftop with satellite dishes with a mosque minaret. This scene was taken from the Abydos Temple near Luxor.
captured on a rooftop in felanitx, mallorca, this image invites the viewer into a quiet, suspended moment. the sun-kissed rooftop, bathed in mediterranean light, sets the scene for a private, unspoken meeting above the bustling world. the muted tones of the rooftop juxtapose beautifully with the warmth of the setting sun, creating a serene yet cinematic atmosphere. shadows stretch across the frame, adding depth and intrigue to the composition, while the casual pose of the subjects brings a sense of calm and contemplation.
“Dubrovnik Rooftops” — Tile rooftops of old Dubrovnik seen from the city walls in early evening light.
Dubrovnik is a remarkable city — very old, very scenic, and today a sophisticated center of tourism. The age of the place becomes more obvious the further you get away from the central tourist areas. Out around the furthest fringes, on very narrow walkways, you can find places that seem almost… natural.
The old city is almost completely ringed by an ancient wall — the only gap is near the small harbor. On this evening I set out to walk the perimeter of the town along the wall. I made the photograph early on my walk as the light was just beginning to take on the colors of early evening as I looked across a sea of red rooftops.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” (Heyday Books) is available directly from him.