4 August
Camera
FUJIFILM X-E5
Lens
XF23mmF2.8 R WR
CameraFUJIFILM X-E5LensXF23mmF2.8 R WR23mmf/6.41/1250s
Intent
Behind the frame
- What I was trying to do:
- My first time at Tate Modern (Freda Kahlo exhibition on now) and the Millennium Bridge we decided to go for a walk across the it. We'd walked up the ramp, I turned round and saw the stream of bodies heading across; perfect filler for the foreground and something different to the usual clean leading lines, uncluttered photos I'd seen of this bridge. Handy that I had the Fujifilm set for monochrome +R and a CPL filter already on.
- What worked:
- London was busy when we were there a few weeks back so I'd decided to go monochrome and go big and wide on landscape and street if I got a good opportunity. Lucky I suppose!
- What I'd do differently:
- I love it as it is. People leaving, some coming up in the foreground then walking away in the middle ground with St Pauls domineering the background. Busy yes but I was conscious of keeping about a third of the frame for the sky to counter the business below.
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