Here's a few of National Science and Technology Centre, aka Questacon. all taken with the D2h and 18-70DX.
Comments most welcome.
Click for a larger version.
1. Vents

2. Black the Sky

3. Blue and White

4. How many squares?

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Blue Sky, White SquaresWhile the Sydney proceedings were underway on the AW, a couple of the Canberra members met up for a nano-AW meet in the Parliamentary triangle area.
Here's a few of National Science and Technology Centre, aka Questacon. all taken with the D2h and 18-70DX. Comments most welcome. Click for a larger version. 1. Vents ![]() 2. Black the Sky ![]() 3. Blue and White ![]() 4. How many squares? ![]()
Well done Daniel,
I like this series. #2 and #3 have the sky a tad too dark for my taste. It would be nice in #3 not to have the satellite dish in there. thanks for sharing, like them all, #3 and #2 being my favourites, even with the dark sky ![]() ![]() cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Daniel
I like this series of images, but like André, think the sky is a little overpolarised in #2 and #3. Of these #1 has the most appeal to me, but all are good. Peter
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Thanks for the comments everyone.
Typically I would call these "over polarised" too ![]() These were from my kenko polariser which does have a tendency to really heavily polarise the sky - a deliberate effect for a bit of a bold look. The kenko could best be described as "special" ![]()
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