Ken Rhodes www.galiptylight.com

Donovan Callaghan

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Donovan Callaghan

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USA Boston Back Bay skyline

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The Boston Back Bay skyline. You can also view the Boston Skyline at sunrise looking down the Longfellow Bridge.

Photography Tips

Great location to shoot the iconic skyline of Boston's Back Bay and Charles River. Get to the spot before dawn and when the trains start you can try for the light trails however it is getting too light by the time the trains start.

Travel Information

Parking is available in many locations (parking garages, on-street parking) near the Longfellow Bridge. The shot was taken from one of the viewing platforms along the bridge.

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor Just a few people

Best Timing Sunrise or sunset in fall

Sunrise & Sunset 06:41 - 16:18 | current local time: 17:18

Photo Themes cityscape Long Exposure River Skyscraper water

Locations Boston Longfellow Bridge Charles River

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Spot Comments (3)

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Eric Helligrath 15.03.2019

Phenomenal shot Ken! Can you please let me know what focal length this was taken and whether full frame or crop sensor was used?

Ken Rhodes 15.03.2019

Thanks, Eric! The image was taken with a 35mm lens on a medium format body (Phase One XF), using a 100MP digital back. The equivalent focal length on a full-frame DSLR body would be about 22mm. Other details are f11, 4 minute exposure, ISO 50.

Eric Helligrath 16.03.2019

Thanks for the info. That truly is an incredible shot. I'll make sure to check that spot out next time I'm in Boston. I'm surprised the focal length is so wide - I don't have have any telephoto lenses, so this is good news for me! Thanks again :-)