Light and darkness
Church tower
And the remains of the Cremorne ferry wharf
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A few shots taken on the long weekend, all processed in lightroom.
Light and darkness
Church tower
And the remains of the Cremorne ferry wharf
Like the last one, I think this works well.
The second could do with less angle in my eyes, perhaps all of the tower originating from the bottom of the frame, but still angled. I also like the first, although same comments about the amount of angle. The lighting really works well. The brickwork is nice and warm.. Brett
That last one is great Dave, and the other two have a very eery feeling to them.
Geoff
Special Moments Photography Nikon D700, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 70-200 2.8VR, SB800 & some simple studio stuff.
Thanks All,
I'm quite happy with the last one, I'll have a look through the other photo's I took of the church, part of the reason for the angle was to avoid the street lights ... I think I might have to tweek the colouring as well, they look a bit to yellow on my uncalabrated work monitor!
The last photo with the water appearing so smooth it almost appears that the wharf was just swallowed up and all that is left is the life ring. You have not only taken a brilliant photo but it also tells a story
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