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Spinnaker tower different view
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Another view of the Spinnaker Tower, this time in daylight and from behind.
My other shot explains the tower more fully.
Circular polariser and Neat Image used. |
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- mugush
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(1728) - [2005-12-06 13:10]
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Nice architecture,
I love you angle and composition,, nice clear shot
thanks for sharing
Love
Mugush
Hard to pick now Michael which one is the better. I do like this angle and the lighter colours. Detail on that left hand pillar is remarkably clear. Great composition. TFS
David
SUPERB!
The detractors will soon find out this tower will attract a lot of people in town! Beautiful angle and light. Great use of the polariser.
Congratulations!
Robert
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- kondor
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(1022) - [2005-12-07 4:16]
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Nice effect achived with the polarised sky! Good POV and composition. High contrast lighting gives problems in the shadowy areas when one tries not to overexpose the bright sunlit areas - here a good balance was found - well done.
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- ceslou
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- [2005-12-07 8:25]
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nicely seen michael. I like the simplicity of colors and the you framed the picture. Sharp and clear shot.
Hi Michael,
it's wonderful photo. Clean colours (I like the change of shades of blue with height), lovely compo with well seen lines building the photo, very well chosen pov, letting us see shadows and lighted parts, making the picture 3D looking. Perfectly done! tfs
Marek
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