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A city sleepsMy pick of the shots from the night shoot on 12/11. Click a pic to see a larger version. I'd never been to Mrs Macquarie's Chair before and it was a great spot for a night shoot, plus it was good fun chimping with the others that were there
![]() 12-24 DX, 1/200 sec, F8 ![]() 24-120 VR, 5 sec, F8 ![]() 24-120 VR, 20 sec, F8 ![]() Last edited by stubbsy on Sun Nov 13, 2005 10:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Peter
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Peter - number two is BEAUTIFUL!
Wish I had been there to chimp champ! ![]() Geoff
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those images are so sharp! what lens did you use for them?
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Beautifully exposed Peter they are all standouts. I would have been tempted to include a little less of pale blue sky and a little more of that beautiful colured reflection in the watery foreground in both #1 and #3. Particularly in #1 the play of light on the shimmering water really is appealing. Having said that the balance you have created in your crop works well too!
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Peter your work has improved a great deal.......... great pix's.......
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My fave is #1 the silhouette - reminds me of what Auckland must have looked when they had a black out a few years back
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Stubbsy is number 2 stitched?
I had a go at this same shot in daylight and managed it with 5 images. This is a cracker of a shot. I think iv'e said once before, try selling these to Sydney City Council or the Harbour Authority. Jethro shoot it real.
look! and see. Shoot and feel
I think he was using the 12-24 which I'm guessing is maybe wide enough at that distance to do it in one shot. (But I'm just guessing).
Peter, i like #2+3 but #2 looks like it is not quiet level, but still great pics mate, all you Sydney siders make me jealous with all these nice nite shots.
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Thank you all for your comments.
#2 seems a little contentious doesn't it. If you look above each image I give the lens and some other details. You'll see this was taken with the 24-120 VR which can go wide enough (just) at 24 to get this from Mrs Mac's chair. There is a tiny amount of spherical distortion in the centre, however the image is pretty straight (I checked before I posted). I think the real issue is that there's a little optical illusion at play because the RHS has darker water. Peter
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Well Peter that is one good looking optical illusion
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Thanks Bob
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first shot is definetely my fav
the skyline warmed by the reflections on the water balances very well would make a great poster -Rich D70, 18-70 DX, Sigma 70-300 APOII, Nikkor 50mm 1.4D, SB800, Bogen 3046 w/Manfrotto 322RC2 ballhead, Lowepro Nova 2 AW
Doug, Rich & Maximus. Thanks for the comments.
Maximus - interestingly those two pics WILL be in a coffee table book. I'm just finishing off a Momento book of my best images of the year to be gifts for a few people this year and those two are in the book. Peter
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OK Peter - for my choice #1 - it reminds me that a city does sleep and when we sleep the lights are out - it also reminds me of a battleship
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I'm with Chris Peter. I prefer no 1, which I think is very good.
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That is good news. Some shots deserve to be shared to a wider audience than just these forums and a few friends. ![]()
Peter No. 2 takes the cake
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Stephen Thanks All were tripod shots and all were longish exposures of at least 5 seconds. Peter
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