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"A Night in Seattle"


wilsontsoi

Part of Friday Nights at Seattle Center series which is an attempt at putting an under-utilized digicam throgh its pace during a dormant winter of 2005. Canon G3, manual, f8, 10 sec., cloudy WB, vivid, ISO 50, on Velbon tripod. Moon shot: Same as main shot, but 2 sec. exp. Manipulation: Added moon from a few frames later.


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Helium, Take a G3 from work and ship it to McCracky.

 

I think I prefer the other one. The bushes, the wall and the building between the fountain and the 'spaceship' kind of spoils it.

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Truely other wordly image. Twilight Zone thinking. More Tsoism at its best. Question: Was the moon there or did you help things along.

 

The tilt adds class IMHO.

 

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What I like here Wilson, is the angles( and there are some of them), and the " swing" of the composition, Well done. Pnina
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Wilson- the fountain gives me the feeling it's looking up at the Needle. LOL The perspective being off balance adds a great lead for my eyes, from the fountain to the Needle to the Moon. How wonderful! Creativity at it's best! I love it!
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Appreciate everyone's honest feedback.

 

PITMAN: Yeah, since I was out for the night, might as well shoot as many as I can.

 

BEN: Really appreciate your rare visit.

 

McCRACKY: Helium can't ship G3, Helium will loose job. Yes, the other take is more interesting while this gives viewers a more traditional look, a true representation of the locale.

 

HOWARD: Indeed it can be spacy around here. The moon was at left of the Needle that night. I shot it separately at couple stops less exposure, and put it to the right (see tech detail also.)

 

PNINA: Thanks for your visit. I felt the tilt communicates movement and helps accentual a futuristic feel.

 

JAYME: Thanks. You put it best!

 

Wilson

^_^

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