The Photography Thread

[Cyclist33]

Nice photo, shame about the monstrosity in the foreground.

That's exactly what my sister said, but I really like it! Maybe if you went inside...?

Stu

 

[pplpilot]

Looking back through some from a few years ago whilst travelling around Australia on a sabbatical -

 

[ianrauk]

Love photo number 3.

 

[Speicher]

Excellent photos Pplpilot.

 

[pplpilot]

Thank you...

 

[Kins]

Love photo number 3.

agreed.

Rest look to over produced and unnatural but still nice.

 

[pplpilot]

agreed.

Rest look to over produced and unnatural but still nice.

... there is very little post production on these, the light in Australia can be magnificent at times, some of the colour hues come from the long exposures, the lamp-post on the bridge for example is 8 minutes a lot happens in the last few minutes of dusk and twilight and with exposures into 8 minutes+ the camera captures a lot the eye doesn't see.

 

[BigonaBianchi]

 

[ianrauk]

where is that Ian..America??

Yes, Arches NP - Utah

 

[Trembler49]

pplpilot, great photos, talk us through how you achieved the first one for example.

 

[Alex H]

"You can gave any color car you like as long as it's black a Trabant"

East Berlin car park 1982

 

[PaulB]

That's me that is..............

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I've been there. We stayed in Moab and despite the fact we couldn't get a beer, it being Mormon, the colours (colors!) were stunning and made the trip a really memorable one.

 

[pplpilot]

"You can gave any color car you like as long as it's black a Trabant"

East Berlin car park 1982

Fantasti! I have a real fascination with the east/west thing and the cold war. Would have loved to visit during those times.

 

[ianrauk]

I've been there. We stayed in Moab and despite the fact we couldn't get a beer, it being Mormon, the colours (colors!) were stunning and made the trip a really memorable one.

Yes, Arches NP in Moab.
Funny thing is I got the most drunk in many a year in Salt Lake City..

 

[Alex H]

Fantasti! I have a real fascination with the east/west thing and the cold war. Would have loved to visit during those times.

Thanks, here's a few more then (these are scanned slides, so the quality isn't great)

Brandenburg gate & Wall from the West

No-go zone from the West (as far as I can tell from Google, this is now an awful lot of shops!)

Brandenburg gate from the East (that's as near as I was allowed to get)