A long exposure photo of a power station in Yorkshire.
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@Paco Díaz: Thanks Paco!
@jkjond: Thanks John.... but I'd have said it was very John Leech rather than Bill Brandt :-)
@yz: Thanks yz!
@Florence: Thanks Florence!
@GJC: Thanks GJC!
@MadScientist: Thanks!
@thierry: Thanks Thierry!
@Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine...it's always great to experiment with new ways of processing photos - especially the ones in B&W.
@Giovanni: Thanks Giovanni !
@jkjond: I very nearly binned this one in frustration. I must have tried processing it at least 3 or 4 different times but wasn't at all happy with the result until I came up with this heavy one.
As for the Anglican cathedral one I'd decided to have another go in NX2 with that one for the the Nikon photo competition....I'm pretty sure it'll end up more contrasty than last time.
@IanSmith: Thanks Ian!....sorry I didn't get a chance to reply the other day to your comment on the 'dying light' comment but I fully intend hanging on to both ears :-)
@LGB: Thanks LGB...I'm pleased that you liked the graininess of the photo!
@bluechameleon: Thanks Sharon....i'm really pleased that you liked it!
@sorter: I think I got that...thanks Sorter!
@Daryl: Thanks Daryl!
@Laurie: Thanks Laurie!
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NIKON D40
243/2 seconds
F/9.0
ISO 200
142 mm (35mm equiv.)