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Tuesday, 15 March 2011

Viaduct II

Here's a pretty one from Sunday's walk:



You'll need to click on it to get the full sense of it, but it's a good example of why I like an elevated standpoint (even if another 50 feet would have been handy), and also why monochrome is here to stay. The colour version is too pretty.
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5 comments:

  1. Kent Wiley15 March 2011 at 16:25

    Nice. From top of the wall?

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  2. Mike C.15 March 2011 at 16:58

    Yes, leaning perilously through a gap with my Canon 70-300mm IS effortlessly doing its thing -- one of the best lenses I've ever used.

    Mike

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  3. Bronislaus Janulis / Framewright15 March 2011 at 21:40

    Well, to paraphrase some Brit Pop icon ... "all we are sayin, is give tripods a chance ..." Previous post.

    Here, Sowt side of Chicaga, vyducts have both a go through and go over aspect, not enormous cuts in the side of hills. I nitpick.

    Lately, my verification words have been ... unimpressive.

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  4. Paul Mc Cann16 March 2011 at 08:17

    Mmm. I like that one. Lots of movement in it, to me.

    I would like the opportunity to see some of these images a bit larger if it was possible

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  5. Mike C.16 March 2011 at 08:47

    Paul,

    To be honest, I keep them relatively small to discourage theft -- it's very annoying to discover your own work popping up unacknowledged on other websites, which is what sometimes happened on my old webpage.

    I realise that on very high resolution screens they may be unacceptably tiny, though, so may bump them up a bit in future.

    When I get around to it I will be adding a "shop" to this blog so that people can buy prints or downloads at very reasonable prices!

    Mike

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