"Tripods"

Wilson, you are never short on creativity.

A normal view of the Space Needle. Not a setup. Part of the

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welcome.

right down to the flag on the building. Sharp, creative and enjoyable to view and think. Thanks.

wow, it seems a city of another planet.

great perspective and good idea to include the photographer in the frame

Perfect exposure!!!!!!!

The secret's out!!! Oh yea!!! Wilson uses a tripod and camera with a big round lens. Great shot.

Beautiful night shot.

Great image !

Super- I love the softness of the man in silhoutte. The relationship between the camera tripod, the space needle and the man are wonderful. What eyes!

PETER: Thanks for your compliment.

 

JOS: Very glad you enjoy it.

 

MAX: Exactly my thought as well when I first saw the sight. Thanks for commenting.

 

ALLON: Thank you sir.

 

HOWARD: I tried to keep it a secret indeed . . . ^_^

 

GAETAN: Merci, Gaetan. Don't you just love night scene? I know we both do.

 

CHiPs: Thanks!

 

JAYME: Thanks! I was hoping for the 2 tripods story.

 

 

Very cool, Wilson. The silouette makes this stand out.

Thanks, Kim. I was shooting this with a D70 to his right, but battery went dead. I resorted to the Canon G3 and since it's short on the tele end, I figured to back up and include the guy in it. Shortly after this shot was taken, the guy walked over and started a conversation. That was his Canon 1Ds with 135 f2 on a Gitzo carbon-fiber. So the title should have been, "Space Needle Meets Gitzo-la." ^_^

Sorry I never commented on this before. It's wonderful. I love the silhouette against the skyline. It's a gorgeous shot!!