This is a colour version of the photo I posted yesterday of one of the giant wind turbines that line the banks of the River Mersey in Liverpool.
Which version do you prefer?...colour or B&W?
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@Nataly: Thanks Nataly....it was photographed just after dawn so I've got a few other photos as well with these golden colours.
@Laurie: Thanks Laurie!
@makoto: Thanks Makoto....it was photographed just after sunrise.
@Daryl: Thanks Daryl....I was pleased that it turned out so sharp considering that it was a handheld shot with such a long lens. The vibration reduction mechanism on the Nikon 70-300vr is excellent.
@Stefan: Thanks Stefan!
@Ana Lúcia: Thanks Ana...the rising sun was just off to the right of the wind turbine.
@thierry: Thanks Thierry.....yes I agree that the colour one is much better. These days after all the practice that I've had with B&W I tend to think that any photo can be made better in B&W but it's simply not the case, particularly with photographs like this one taken in the 'golden hours' around sunrise and sunset.
The perception of depth is much better on this version.
@Batkoï: Thanks Batkoi....I quite agree with you about this version having better contrast and depth.
NIKON D40
1/60 second
F/11.0
ISO 200
390 mm (35mm equiv.)