Melbourne at night

[Jamie]

Just a few pictures i took last night, thought id share and hopefully get some pointers on....

[Alex]

Nice Jamie. Really like No.2. No.1 is nice, but it doesn't appear very vertical.

Alex

[johnd]

Nice ones Jamie.

#1 produces a strange optical effect as you scroll it up and down.
Almost like the tower is enlarging and shrinking in width rather than scrolling. Looks really good.
As Alex says, #1 is not completely verticle. If it was, it might accentuate the optical illusion even more.

Cheers
John

[Jonas]

Some interesting images there. I like the chairs in #3, but I'm not sure about the fuzziness too it. Was it camera movement?

[pharmer]

#2 is good. It has a nice atmosphere to it, enhanced by the lack of colour

#1 is a tad cliched and not very interesting

#3 is bit blurry for me - camera movement?

[Yi-P]

#1 is pretty good, I like this one

#3 is bit blurred i see as well...

[Jamie]

Thanks for the comments everyone.

I swore the first image was straight, maybe i was leaning in the chair at the time of processing it. Never mind, thats an easy fix, but thanks for pointing that out.

I thought that the second image might come across a little dark to some people, although i like dark images myself i thought it worth putting to the people on here for their thoughts. The colour version is quite nice also but it just screamed B&W to me.

The third image is blurry (no doubt camera movment), i was using the SB600 off the camera while holding it out and up with my left hand so only one hand on the camera in bad lighting conditions. I thought there was something strange about that picture but never picked it as camera movment, i thought it was something to do with the flash reflection off the highly polished wooden chairs.