ash_herring
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Hidden amongst modern skyscrapers and parking lots are some fantastic
old alleyways revealing a rare glimpse of Melbourne's past.
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simple but effective. nice shot. -
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love the fly!
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More outback scenery...
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interesting scenic layers! -
I used to live in London a few years back and the autumn colours in
Hampstead Heath always blew me away.
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6/6 works well in b&w - nice shot -
thanks for the feedback. The shot was taken in the Olgas, about 30km away from Ayres Rock (should have mentioned that in the location).
Yeah agree there is room for improvement in the framing of the shot. Didn't realise how great the sky looked in this shot until I got home and downloaded the photos, otherwise I might have taken a dozen different shots at this location.
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Any comments welcome.
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wow - cool sunlight shafts coming through the city walls! Perhaps a close-up might make an even more spectacular shot? -
nice shot - the reflections make the building look transparent. -
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Here's a bit of xmas cheer - the owner of this house spent 10 months
setting up this display, a great effort!
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Great composition and subject! Only improvement I would suggest would have been to go for a wider aperture so the water ripples are slightly more out of focus - just this it would make the croc standout even more (and after all he is the *star* of the photo!) -
Nice original Uluru shot - a hard task at the best of times. The clouds work really well in this shot - the way the plateau out gives a great visual effect. -
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, Ayres Rock is a great photo subject. Some people complain about the intensity of the sun in Central Oz for taking photos, but I actually think it worked for the better - the high light levels allow you to use a narrow aperture and still get very fast exposure times. A polarizing filter was essential however.
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Nice photo, but I think I prefer the color version - I love the red brickwork of these old buildings.
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Great shot. The inverted picture you submitted just hurt my brain trying to figure it out, where as this one makes sense straight away. The inverted image in the puddle is actualy easier for the eye to intepret because it expects to see a refelected image upside down. -
Love the way the shadows work in this picture, graduating darker to the edges of the frame. Looks great. Good dynamic range also between the brightness of the top of the stairs and the dark shadows on the walls. -
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yeah, I've been wondering about that too. I like your idea... the focus should be on the reflections in the puddles, rather than the end of the alleyway. Thanks!
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brrrrw... I feel cold just looking at this photo. Nice work.
Ltl Flinders Street 4 (B&W/Colour)
in Street
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Don't ask, 'cause I don't know what it's all about! But it made for a
slightly different street shot and demanded a B&W/Colour composition.