Industrial Surroundings - Saxperience

Simo^p · 18th November 2005, 02:31

I took my camera into work today to try to capture the bridge sunset shot I mentioned... I didnt wait around long enough to get the deep red/orange sky I was after, but the shot did come out pretty well

Here are a few photos... All were taken in a bit of a rush. Some VERY high up and some at ground level

I was experimenting with the polorising filter too... No idea how you're supposed to use it, but I have a couple of shots showing just how much differenc eit can make to the sky/clouds! (Thanks Mike

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al_VTR · 18th November 2005, 02:48

that second one is fantastic !

liking the last one to with the old train signal box surrounded by industrial buildings

Graeme^p · 18th November 2005, 03:02

very good pics there simo!! as al said that last one is very good!!

Simo^p · 18th November 2005, 03:40

The signal box pic is nice... I plan to take some shots around the crossing area in the daylight.

This was taken as a very rushed job, as the signal man was sat inthere reading his paper... I didnt want him to see me poking a lens at him

Frevo · 18th November 2005, 14:56

Great pics Simo.. but why don't you number them?

3rd one for me!

Simo^p · 18th November 2005, 17:38

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Originally Posted by Frevo

Great pics Simo.. but why don't you number them?

3rd one for me!

lol - How do you want me to number them? Put a little #1, #2 before them, etc?

You

, just quot ethe img_ref

saxx · 18th November 2005, 17:43

i like 3 and 4!

brill pics again

madprof^p · 18th November 2005, 22:32

Nice pics Simo. Amazing how the transporter bridge looks different in different light( especially IMG_0396).

The railway crossing is spot on.

I like the lighting on both of the night shots.

peebee · 18th November 2005, 22:36

Simo, there ace, last one wins it for me, love the railway crossing. The forth is bloody damn good as well.

Keep that camra going dude, u got talent! hehe

GreenSaxo · 18th November 2005, 22:39

loving the 3rd image!

(hope fred is happy now

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Dan · 18th November 2005, 22:40

Some great pics there simo.How much did this new camera set you back?

Simo^p · 19th November 2005, 05:23

Thanks for the positive comments peeps... still have LOTS to learn, but your feedback is encouraging

I bought a fairly basic setup to start with... the EOS350D sith single lens and the battery grip came to about £740 I think.

Simo^p · 19th November 2005, 05:26

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Originally Posted by madprof

Nice pics Simo. Amazing how the transporter bridge looks different in different light( especially IMG_0396).

The railway crossing is spot on.

I like the lighting on both of the night shots.

Nice to see you got off the mark Stevo

oz_borne^p · 21st November 2005, 05:12

SOme quality shots. Is that power station anywhere near granthamor nottingham big man?

Arioch · 21st November 2005, 05:25

Superb shots Simo. As for the polarizing filter - standard filter for wet-film boffins is pretty easy to use. The filter should be made up of two pieces of glass and once fitted to the lens you should be able to turn the outer ring (much like focusing) - look thru the viewfinder and twist the filter - the image should change with the blue sky becoming much more saturated in colour - you can also manipulate reflections by doing the same thing. Hope that helps.

Ari