Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/320 sec — ISO-400
The windows in the retro McDonalds in Las Vegas are quite reflective on the interior.
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The Bellagio
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/7.1 — 1/1600 sec — ISO-100 — .20x fisheye adapter — silly camera effect I forgot to turn off
They’re fountains. They sync to music.
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End of the Line
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/50 sec — ISO-800
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/40 sec — ISO-1600
The Stratosphere has a couple of “rides” on top of the tower. In this one, people ride in a rollercoaster-type car that stops at the end of that rail–and then plunges towards the ground. Two pictures this time! (Tech notes: I really don’t like the noise level in these; that’s a problem that I’m finding with this camera. At ISO 800 and 1600, there really shouldn’t be this much noise. I might try some noise tests with a RAW later.)
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Distance
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/60 sec — ISO-800
The Stratosphere in Las Vegas is, like everything else, a hotel and casino, but it also has a tall Space Needle-like tower that tourists can ascend and see the city. The view really is quite impressive. If you can see the strange streak-looking light three-quarters of the way into the picture from the left, you’re looking at the light from the Luxor hotel–a pyramid-shaped casino in the middle of the city. The light is the brightest beam in the world, at 42.3 billion candela (lumens). At 315 kilowatts, that’s an expensive light bill!
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Life Goes On
Vegas Petals
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/4 sec — ISO-100
The reason I didn’t post at all last week is because I was in Las Vegas (thoughts here). This is a shot in front of Ceasar’s Palace. Most of my images this week will probably be Vegas-city-themed, but don’t worry, I stayed away from all the racy stuff (as much as I could).
