Few recent shots.

Sebzy · 23-10-2007 11:25pm #1

Been busy with collage/work for the last month or two so haven't brought the camera out much but did manage to get these random shots.
C&C welcome as always

Borderfox · 24-10-2007 12:37am

First two are really nice, the others are from the Guinness brewery? and the last is Christchurch? wouldnt be too mad about the grain in the last two. First two though are excellent with the reflections too.

melekalikimaka · 24-10-2007 7:35am

not an architecture man myself,but love the last one

run_Forrest_run · 24-10-2007 8:00am

I really like #2 & #3, beautiful colours and clarity.
What time did you take these at and did you get any messers slagging you or anything with the tri-pod etc..

bovril · 24-10-2007 8:09am

Love the ha'penny bridge one and also the last one of the church. The grain really adds to it in my opinion. Not too fond of the top one, the hue off the buildings on and behind the bridge takes from it I think.

Sebzy · 24-10-2007 8:23am

melekalikimaka wrote: »

not an architecture man myself,but love the last one

Thanks that's the church at the top of Parnell square across from the garden of remembrance. Shot @ ISO1600 and pushed +5EV Kinda a sensor test to see was there any banding.

Sebzy · 24-10-2007 8:28am

run_Forrest_run wrote: »

What time did you take these at and did you get any messers slagging you or anything with the tri-pod etc..

All shot by bracing against stuff and using the LiveView to compose. They were shot at around 10. Thanks for the comments.

Culann · 24-10-2007 6:27pm

Like the ones of the bridges and the copper pot.

thebaz · 24-10-2007 6:29pm

Love the 2nd one, although the Ha'penny bridge has been shot to death , including myself, the mirror reflection is spot on - excellent

Seán_B · 24-10-2007 7:47pm

Sebzy wrote: »

All shot by bracing against stuff and using the LiveView to compose. They were shot at around 10. Thanks for the comments.

The first two are very impressive, more so that a tripod wasn't used!!! What sort of shutter speed were you at, they look very sharp!! Congrats!

Note to self, must venture into town more with my camera!!

Sebzy · 24-10-2007 9:26pm

Seán_B wrote: »

The first two are very impressive, more so that a tripod wasn't used!!! What sort of shutter speed were you at, they look very sharp!! Congrats!

Note to self, must venture into town more with my camera!!

First one was 1.6 sec / f2.8 / 14mm / ISO100
Second was 15 Sec / f13 / 14mm / ISO100

In camera IS was on for both which took the vibration of the boardwalk out of the shot.

Few recent shots.

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