eureka!
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 7:38 pm
C&C more than welcome! thanks for looking.
C&C more than welcome! thanks for looking.
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Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 7:38 pm
C&C more than welcome! thanks for looking.
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 7:55 pmVery nice, simple symmetry and balanced colours!!
Looks like a building or road which takes you to the sky
Looks like a building or road which takes you to the sky
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 7:55 pmWonderful Nathan. Great use of leading lines, nicely exposed and good colour.
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 8:10 pmthanks very much guys 
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 9:26 pmVery nice, my in-laws live there now and I keep meaning to take the camera...
Great shot !
Chris
Great shot !
Chris
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 9:40 pmvery nice.
I remember sitting at a window desk for 12 months watching this building get built, from the HWT / IBM towers next door. It was really something seeing such a mass of building grow out of the ground.
If you travel from the west, during the early evening, you can capture an amazing reflection of the sun, in the gold panels up the top; I've never had my camera with me
though.
I remember sitting at a window desk for 12 months watching this building get built, from the HWT / IBM towers next door. It was really something seeing such a mass of building grow out of the ground.
If you travel from the west, during the early evening, you can capture an amazing reflection of the sun, in the gold panels up the top; I've never had my camera with me
though.Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 9:59 pmthanks guys!
Oz, are you still in one of the HWT/IBM towers? coz im in the HWT this week... when i walk towards the buildings in the morning, the reflection of the sun is so bright!
Oz, are you still in one of the HWT/IBM towers? coz im in the HWT this week... when i walk towards the buildings in the morning, the reflection of the sun is so bright!
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 11:04 pmBrilliant
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 7:44 amOz_Beachside wrote:If you travel from the west, during the early evening, you can capture an amazing reflection of the sun, in the gold panels up the top; I've never had my camera with me
Same thing in the morning's too. I see it every day coming into work. I really should bring the camera with me and take a shot one morning.
HERE'S a different view of Eureka during construction...
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:07 amGreat shot NJ
If you could get rid of the cloud on the right & a little bit of that banding that happens ( I forget whats it is called ) it happens when you put a bit too much saturation in ?
You can see it in the blue sky, I'm being picky here.
Otherwise a BRILLIANT SHOT.
Well done.
Mic
If you could get rid of the cloud on the right & a little bit of that banding that happens ( I forget whats it is called ) it happens when you put a bit too much saturation in ?
You can see it in the blue sky, I'm being picky here.
Otherwise a BRILLIANT SHOT.
Well done.
Mic
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:55 amVERY picky.
I like the cloud. Breaks the monotony of all that symmetry.
As for the banding. It is probably an artifact of making the photo Web compatible.
I like the cloud. Breaks the monotony of all that symmetry.
As for the banding. It is probably an artifact of making the photo Web compatible.
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:31 pmthanks guys!
mic, i dont mind you being picky because it opens my eyes to things i may not have seen otherwise.
mr darcy, i thought the same thing about the cloud, just breaks it up a little bit.
great shot there dave, different perspective, very nice! i have been taking my camera every morning but havent bothered to take it out to get a shot, i really should be bothered! hopefully it will be a clear sky tomorrow morning
mic, i dont mind you being picky because it opens my eyes to things i may not have seen otherwise.
mr darcy, i thought the same thing about the cloud, just breaks it up a little bit.
great shot there dave, different perspective, very nice! i have been taking my camera every morning but havent bothered to take it out to get a shot, i really should be bothered! hopefully it will be a clear sky tomorrow morning
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 2:58 pmvery well shot!
with the sunlight coming from behind the building, it looks like some sort of halo glorifying it
not sure if thats the best way to describe the effect..
amazing architecture too...
with the sunlight coming from behind the building, it looks like some sort of halo glorifying it
not sure if thats the best way to describe the effect..
amazing architecture too...