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Bob and I were stealing each others ideas when photographing the Brooklyn Bridge. For this shot, I had my camera on the tripod, the legs were fully extended and sitting on my waste. I used my Promote Control to trigger the camera which was six feet overhead. How did Bob do it? Very similar, but he had the fortune of using a fisheye lens. He rocked the shot! Check out Bob’s version, Brooklyn Bound.
Thanks for reading and happy shooting,
Scott
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Nice shot Scott. Did this technique years back for a shot of the Tour de France
That prob. came out awesome!
Sweet shot. Love the tilt.
Thank you very much
Nicely done gotta try that sometime. And pray. Cool image.
Thanks Chris. Your tripod is a lot of safer than mine. Those legs are super strong.
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