November 14th, 2010
Zoom Sometimes the ESB looks best when you can only see some of it.  This seems to happen fairly often, and I’ve been waiting for a night when the clouds are just high enough to see the bottom of the lights.  This is a long exposure, so I’m able to pick up the reflections of the buildings on the clouds, but wait until I get a shot just after a big snow.  That’s when the city glows all night.

Sometimes the ESB looks best when you can only see some of it.  This seems to happen fairly often, and I’ve been waiting for a night when the clouds are just high enough to see the bottom of the lights.  This is a long exposure, so I’m able to pick up the reflections of the buildings on the clouds, but wait until I get a shot just after a big snow.  That’s when the city glows all night.

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