HELP in NY needed.

Yuri Pautov

Dear DGriners and guests!

My photo "Alexander" - sepia photo of my friend's father became a winner in KODAK Picture of the Day. It will be displayed on November, 28 at Times Square Kodak Gallery.

Can anybody help me and take several shots of this event so that we could see Times Square itself?
(using Long, Middle and Close-up plans of our Monthly Assignment - MA 2.13 Part II. Composition 3.
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=71133&page=6


- it will be accounted as your Homework! :-)


My previous KODAK POD was shot with not much environments...




I will be very grateful to you if you could help me!

Surely, November, 28 means much to me!


Yuri

ian408

Congrats Yuri!

I've always loved your first shot. Timeless and beautiful.

JimW

Yuri,

I will be happy to do it. Do you know how long it will be up there? How many days?

I admire your portrait photography. I also admire your ability to communicate on a photo forum in a language other than your native language.

I understand that you want close, medium and long shots. However, I have no access to nearby buildings, so my camera angles will be from the street. Regardless, I will do my best for you.

Jim

Andy

JimW wrote:

Yuri,

I will be happy to do it. Do you know how long it will be up there? How many days?

I admire your portrait photography. I also admire your ability to communicate on a photo forum in a language other than your native language.

I understand that you want close, medium and long shots. However, I have no access to nearby buildings, so my camera angles will be from the street. Regardless, I will do my best for you.

Jim

It works fine, as the sign isn't too high up.

http://www.moonriverphotography.com/gallery/106204

JimW

Andy, that's very helpful. For some reason I thought it was bigger and higher. Maybe it used to be? I guess I haven't been down there in a long time.

I see that you have experience shooting these photos of the sign, with no less than eight different pictures up there. Amazing. An impressive gallery too. Sincere thanks for the assist.

Jim