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Saturday, December 17, 2005

The Castle


Nikon D70 @ 70mm, 1/4 sec, f/4.5, ISO 200
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I had a late afternoon wander around the centre today, expecting to get some shots of all the festivities going on. But I ended up circling round Princes Gardens a couple of times, not being able to pick out any shots I wanted - there were either too many distracting lights or else the scene was just too busy.

So it was a good job that there was a nice sunset to keep me busy! I took this shot from the mound, where I stood for about 45 mins freezing my bollocks off, waiting to get the shot. My early shots gave me a distinct silhouette of the castle, but I prefer this shot that was taken later on when the lights came on - I like the balance between the ambient and artificial light.

It was interesting to see how many other people were out today with their tripod - they were like moths to the bright lights of the city!

Your comments are appreciated on this one.

Cheers

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Great shot John looks stunning .

Dougie

11:45 am, December 18, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I've just gone through much of your site and I have to say your work is inspirational. It is sites like yours that make me want to be a better photographer. Keep up the great work (for both of us)!

1:47 am, January 29, 2006  

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