Yesterday, myself and one of my classmates drove a couple hours to Albany , NY to look for some interiors to shoot after being tipped off by one of the instructors that there were a lot of interesting buildings there. Little did we know that these interesting buildings were all government buildings and high security areas. That meant no photographs of anything inside. So what do we do instead? We did what any photographer with time to waste would do. Find out after the jump.

We stood over an overpass and shot pictures of the highway. In my last post I talked about doing tilt shift shots with a regular lens. And thats what I did in these shots. I think they worked out a little better than my experimenting in my apartment. I’ll also post some architecture shots I took while there as well.