Ian Bramham's Photoblog
The Pumphouse Inn
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 3 August 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.
The 1870s Pumphouse at the Albert Dock in Liverpool photographed with my new 10 stop ND filter.
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Helen from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Fabulous work once again. The sky really lifts the image.
3 Aug 2008 7:37am
Ted from South Wales, United Kingdom
Perfect composition, tone and use of mono. I particularly like the bollards taking you forward.
3 Aug 2008 7:41am
Ariel from Stuttgart, Germany
The dreamy sky and the overall contrast make a beautiful image. I also like how the white framing affects the overall look. Well done!
3 Aug 2008 8:43am
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
That filter indeed creates great effects, I love that sky!
3 Aug 2008 10:33am
ordinaryimages from Kentucky Bluegrass, United States
rich and creamy enough to spread on toast. best...jf
3 Aug 2008 1:17pm
Pouhou from Apeldoorn, Netherlands
fantastique B&W I like how the leading lines drive to the subject
3 Aug 2008 1:21pm
hugo poon from hong kong, Hong Kong
Wonderful effect Ian! This old building seems to come to life through this dramatic sky...
3 Aug 2008 3:32pm
[suvni:R] from Brussels, Belgium
indeed, the mono conversion is stunning...imho of course :-)
3 Aug 2008 5:02pm
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States
beautiful -- i am quite drawn to the deep black metal posts in the ground... so velvety! marvelous!
4 Aug 2008 7:43pm
Laurie from New Jersey, United States
This is so well done. The quality is superb.
5 Aug 2008 3:21am
April from Iloilo City, Philippines
awesome composition. i like how you used this angle to your advantage. love the effect of the sky. it adds a mysterious feel to the whole image. love it!
2 Sep 2008 2:22pm
Nikon D40
30 seconds
F/22.0
ISO 200
15 mm (35mm equiv.)