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I'm Lindsay! I love travel, coffee, cats, running, long walks anywhere... and of course, photography :)

I'm a Brooklyn Wedding Photographer based in NYC, but I'll travel anywhere to take pictures. If you're engaged, I'd love to hear from you so please do get in touch!

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Posts Tagged ‘tilt-shift’

New lens + Europe-bound!

2010.09.03 | Posted in NYC

It’s been awhile since I posted photos from my explorations. I’ve been so busy this summer with weddings and shoots that I haven’t had enough time to wander around the city much. But that’s about to change because next week I’m heading to Europe!

I will be out of the country from September 10-28, traveling through Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Belgium. I’m sure that I will have sporadic connection to the internet, so please be patient if I don’t respond to your emails right away! I’ll also try to post some photos along the way so you can see what I’m up to overseas :)

In the meantime, I’m excited to announce that there’s a new addition to my lens lineup: the Canon 45mm f.2.8 tilt shift! For the non-camera geeks, the best way I can explain it is that it’ll allow me to provide more creative images for my clients. I’m gonna give it a test run on my trip and hopefully end up with some creative travel shots!

Here’s a photo I took with the tilt shift lens of the Manhattan Appellate Courthouse on 25th street (by Flatiron). Notice how the head of the statue is in focus, while the rest of it (and most of the courthouse itself) is blurred – this isn’t possible with a normal lens!

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I made my [unofficial] annual trip to the Top of the Rock observation deck at Rockefeller Center tonight. Jono let me borrow his rented tilt shift lens, which I had no idea what to do with but had a whole lot of fun playing with! Overall I was less than thrilled with the shots I got this time, which I’ll blame on the subpar lighting and windy conditions when we were up there. But one thing’s for sure – I’ll never get tired of seeing NYC lit up at night. It’s gorgeous, and it makes me feel alive. Of course the fact that I had just completed my last day of work at my old job may have contributed to this feeling of liberation as well, but I’ll take it either way :)

Rockefeller Center | nyc wedding photographers

Looking toward Queens | nyc wedding

Downtown Manhattan | nyc photographers

Central Park | nyc wedding photographers

All shot with the 5d2 & 90/2.8 TS-E or other lenses (I used like 5 others!).

London Landmarks

2008.08.27 | Posted in Travel

I made a point NOT to follow the tourist track and do all the typical sightseeing stuff while in London, so instead of touring Westminster Abbey or Buckingham Palace, I wandered around on my own and soaked up my surroundings, stopping wherever I felt like at any given moment. I had a few must-sees, but mostly I just went with the flow and explored the city at leisure.


Tilt-shift London

St. Paul'sWestminster Cathedral

Changing of the Guard

View from the British Museum entranceBritish Museum

London


All shots taken with the 400D & 10-22 or 17-50.