12-24 mm, 1/1.3 sec, F9
24-120 VR, 2 sec, F5.6
and finally, a postcard shot!
12-24mm, 3 sec, F4
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A few pics from the night shoot at the weekend. Never done one of these before. It was fun but waaaay too windy. If you want to see a larger version, click a pic. Enjoy.
12-24 mm, 1/1.3 sec, F9
24-120 VR, 2 sec, F5.6
and finally, a postcard shot! 12-24mm, 3 sec, F4 Peter
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Impressive detail on that bridge shot Peter!
To me, the skyline shot has a little too much sky - not sure. You gotta love that blue on the water though eh! *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Peter,
I love the composition and the black/white contrast of no. 2; no. 3 is pretty, but I think it's missing a real point of interest. Frank My photo gallery: http://www.frankalvaro.net
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Great shots Peter, I'd say my order of preference is 1, 2, 3.
The first I really like the menacing tower, and you caught the moon too. #2 I like this one, stark bones in the black of night #3 While I like something, I think there is too much blue.. that or the water is just a little too rough... (I still wish I too it  but I think you could of done better).
Thanks one and all for your comments
Craig - I like #1 the best too. I like the dramatic off centre tower and the way it's balanced by that tiny sliver of moon and a star Peter
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Too windy for your Gitzo????
Nice pics Peter. I like the tower pic best but the bridge holds some interesting interest and appealing appeal too. Last edited by Killakoala on Sat Oct 15, 2005 6:29 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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