Are we sick of Watson's Bay yet?

[rooboy]

Tough luck if you are, 'cos here's 4 more

Many thanks to Stubbsy for the lend of the 10.5. Very fun lens, even if the results aren't fantastic. More practise needed



Brilliant colour from that little lens




Not quite happy with the B&W here, but I quite like the shot

[Yi-P]

#2 works really well for me, you effectively turned a lighthouse into a lightbulb...


#4 looks good framing but a little more blue channel on the mixing can make things look better IMO

Great shots btw

[Glen]

Patrick, really like the composition of the last, not sure if B&W is right for it

[Alpha_7]

#3 and #4 are clear winners for me personally. I really love #3 the FE is really having fun here.

#4 I like the BW and like the perspective it works well, the long shadows add interest too.. I find it funny that it almost looks deserted at first but it was crawling with people

#1 and #2 are two shots I thought would works well with the FE

#1 needs some work perhaps some De-fishing would help and #2 is cool, just not as cool in my book as #3

[Mj]

#4 looks to have some real promise... let have a look at it in colour and I also suggest rotating it to as I am thinking it will work better in landscape.
The composite looks to have some real potential.

[rooboy]

Colour version for Glen & MJ, and rotated. Feel free to rotate/crop/convert to B&W however you like

Thanks for the C&C everyone.

[Jonas]

I love #3 too. There's a real sense of fun with the curves of the lighthouse and the stair railing, like its almost twisting itself in knots.

[nito]

For some reason I like the lollypop house. No. 3, would benefit with the stairs cropped off, to make it simple. Blue sky with the lollypop's top.

[Alpha_7]

Nito, I like the original but I did a crop without the stairs and that is cool too, a bit more abstract.

[suzanneg]

Hey Rooboy,
I like the original orientation of the darling harbour shot. The curve works better for me that way. Love the lighthouse shots.