Another Ferry Hop

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Another Ferry Hop

Postby radar on Tue Aug 07, 2007 10:02 pm

Hi,

I'm sure you are getting tired of the AW Ferry Hop. I tried a few different things on this one. I don't usually do "people" so on the day, I forced myself to do a few.

Interesting gentleman going home on the ferry
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Women waiting for the next ferry. This was taken through a pane of plexiglass, basically making my Nikkor a Sigma :roll:
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Flag on the ferry from Watsons Bay back to Circular Quay
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This last one is not the best composition. Just wanted to show the view from the appartment that Glen was able to organise for me. This was also taken with Chi's 17-35, thanks to both of you.
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(edit: I should mention that this was after the AW dinner and a number of red wine glasses :roll: )

Thanks for looking and any C&C welcome.

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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Postby Onyx on Tue Aug 07, 2007 11:47 pm

It's always good to 'force' yourself to do something you don't normally do or aren't usually comfortable doing... well done on the ferry shots Andre. The first especially - seems like you got really close and it must've taken some guts to hit that loud shutter release with the big black box so closely situated, pointed at a stranger.

That's a great view from the apartment. So much of the city can be seen. (it's times like these that I wished I didn't live in the middle of nowhere)
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Postby Matt. K on Wed Aug 08, 2007 7:05 pm

André
Nice and close makes for big pics! I think you could have sacrificed a little DOF in order to get a tad more shutterspeed. That would have added some extra sharpness. Nice work! It was a great day!
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