Might not be for everyone's taste but here is a shot from the darling harbour mini-meet. CC are welcomed.
Please note the shot has been turned upside down.
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Might not be for everyone's taste but here is a shot from the darling harbour mini-meet. CC are welcomed. Please note the shot has been turned upside down.
A unique perspective, I like this
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Not easy to critique as it's such a different style of shot. Geoff
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Nghia
Great to see you thinking creatively. This works very well for me. Nice concept - I'll have to steal it Peter
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Alpha, comment not directed at anyone really. Just forgot to mention it in the original post.
What you think of this one also? It was the neon lights I was telling you about. I had to PS some of the support structure away. But it is again purely experimental shots on my part. 
EDIT: Geoff, Peter and Craig Thanks for the positive comments. Last edited by nito on Tue May 02, 2006 12:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
Nghia
I love neon  This works exceptionally well, but I'd clone the light in the lower right corner.Peter
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