Brooklyn Bridge by Antonio Biagiotti
The skyline of New York needs no introduction and by visiting the big apple I couldn’t resist photographing one of its symbols. I wanted a scene with a strong contrast, I exposed for 30 seconds and I calculated to over-develop the film. The glittering skyscrapers and the reflection of the lights on the water show me that I saw right.
Pentax MZ-5n with 28-70mm | Ilford FP4 PLUS | Exposure 30 Seconds @ f/22 | ISO 125 | Focal 28mm
Award Winner
Photo of the Day
Award Date
June 14, 2019
64
AWARD SCORE
Value 12
Clarity 12
Composition 17
Style 12
Skill 11
Award Category
Nature Photography
Photograph Location
Brooklyn Bridge, New York,Italy
Antonio Baigiotti was born in 1971 in Porretta Terme in the province of Bologna, Italy. This is the city of the splendid Appennino Tosco-Emiliano, where he lives and works. Since 2012, he has been happily married to Sara, his first supporter, but also a severe critic, who with her objective evaluations is a great impulse for him to grow and improve. Photography is Antonio’s great passion. He mostly uses PENTAX K1000, which let him entered a wonderful world, made of shutter speed, framing and aperture. His photographs are mostly with the Large Format 4 × 5 or Medium Format 67, using only black and white film that he personally develops and prints in his darkroom.
Current Location
Castel di Casio, Bologna, Italy
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