Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 4 March 2008 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.
Another one from earlier this winter in Manchester that I've only just decided to have a go at processing.
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very nice shot
4 Mar 2008 5:40am
@Saeed: Thanks very much Saeed!
a really perfect night shot
4 Mar 2008 6:11am
@Pouhou: Thanks Pouhou...I'm really pleased that you liked it!
You Are a Magician...Ian, you have a gift!
4 Mar 2008 6:44am
@Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine, I'm glad you liked it!
Just having a boo at what I've missed... You know Ian you really are extremely talented. They're all just amazing. Not a miss in the lot. And this one is so excellent. Love the lighting, framing, comp... Love it!
4 Mar 2008 10:23am
@amy: Thanks Amy....that's very kind of you!
Beautiful shot, Ian. Great balance in the perfect frame
4 Mar 2008 11:10am
@Nataly: Hi Nataly....I'm really pleased you liked the photo!
Excellent! I love the sharpness of it and the lighting...it looks like an hdr.
4 Mar 2008 11:43am
@Laurie: Thanks Laurie! I haven't tried HDR yet but want to soon. I think it's the colours from all the different artificial lighting and the long 13 second night exposure that gives that semi-hdr look.
awesome shot...great processing:)
4 Mar 2008 11:53am
@Will: Thanks very much Will !
Very nice depth you've created here, with your POV. The water is quite silky as well, due to the 13sec. It reminded me of this one, I've shot.
4 Mar 2008 12:03pm
@Jan: Thanks Jan....I see what you mean - the water and light are very similar aren't they!
What an awesome collection of images you have here! Truly inspiring...love your work!!
4 Mar 2008 12:54pm
@Addey Kehinde: That's very kind of you Addey....thanks!
Wonderful night shot, really beautiful.
4 Mar 2008 2:08pm
@Ana Lúcia: Thanks very much Ana!
Beautiful processing, Ian. I love the composition, as well; love the old brick building on the left and then the newer tower in the distance. The light is spectacular!
4 Mar 2008 2:29pm
@Ron: Thanks Ron......compositionally, this was one of the most difficult photos I've ever done. I saw it long before I got my DSLR but it was impossible with just my compact camera and it's 35mm wide lens. It was only once I got my 10-20 lens with the new camera that I was able to get the shot.
Well-processed Ian. I love the sky tones. But not only that, congrats on the composition; your use of wide angle does show this place off wonderfully.
4 Mar 2008 3:05pm
@Viewfinder: Thanks Viewfinder....I'm really pleased that you liked it!
Excellent image! The lighting is perfect for this back-alley canal sceen.
4 Mar 2008 3:17pm
@Jim Mahan: Thanks Jim......part of the excitement of night photography for me is seeing how the lighting turns out on the final image. Very often it's a surprise as the camera sensor 'sees' colours at night differently from us.
I love this pic.
4 Mar 2008 3:52pm
@Lydia: Thanks very much Lydia!
Superb shot. Love the colors and tone. Composition is perfect.
4 Mar 2008 5:37pm
@João Mourão: Thanks João....I love night photography and this location is a very exciting and challenging one.
Wonderful shot, great processing!
4 Mar 2008 6:32pm
@Stefan Thaler: Thanks very much Stefan!
This is Terrific!
4 Mar 2008 11:02pm
great shot once again. this looks like a dangerous place too be alone at night. but beautiful in an old urban kind of way.
4 Mar 2008 11:16pm
This is cool. Something about it looks very otherworldly ad it somehow manages to appear both prohibitive and inviting. I like it.
Dan
5 Mar 2008 3:33am
Trying to do a catch-up again Ian! This is really beautiful. Love the eye leading line of the canal and the straight vertical lines of the buildings (except for the bit on the far right). Wasn't it possible to straighten that bit during processing. Otherwise the processing is just fabulous. I love it! :-)
5 Mar 2008 3:50pm
Yes, a great range of colours and interesting lighting.
5 Mar 2008 6:35pm
The processing is beautifully done and the perspective is attractive!
6 Mar 2008 7:57am
Love the juxtaposition of old and new in this one. Great colours and lighting too. You're quite the dab hand at the night shots. Hats off....
13 Mar 2008 1:55am
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