Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 15 September 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
This is the Millenium Bridge in Salford Quays, Manchester. It is 5 minutes from our office and is the main pedestrian link over the Manchester Ship Canal between the Lowry Centre and the Imperial War Museum.
This shot was taken using the b&w in-camera setting and is not a conversion from an original colour photo using photoshop. I'm experimenting with this setting at the moment as I found it made a difference when composing shots. Also, although it is obviously more limiting in terms of tonal range compared to doing a photoshop conversion, I thought it resulted in higher overall IQ.
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Une architecture toute en rondeur, de l'harmonie dans le paysage !
15 Sep 2007 3:26am
@Inés: Thanks Inés!
Very, very impressive...
15 Sep 2007 6:12am
@Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine!
nice black and white shot
15 Sep 2007 8:57am
@Nick Passantino: Cheers Nick!
Very..very... nice b&w
15 Sep 2007 2:37pm
@Dhini: Thank you Dhini
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