I don't think this one is in quite the same league as under the north pier #1, but it's possibly on a par with under the north pier #2, and like both those shots this is an HDR produced with Photomatix Pro (and a lot of fiddling around with Photoshop).
captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?
4.30pm on 1/2/07
Canon 5D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
17mm
f/8.0
4 exposures (20s to 1/10s)
manual
n/a
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
minor
comment by Rob at 03:00 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
I really like the textures here. With the proliferation of consumer digicams & horrible flash-blasted snapshots, there's really something to be said for a good black & white these days. (sorry, i work in a photo lab). This is refreshing!
I'm not sure if I like what's going on with blackpool tower fading into nothing, but otherwise a great shot.
comment by shanec at 03:21 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Love it.
comment by Kennedy at 03:25 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
I think the textures and colours are great, but overall i don't particularly like the photo. I love the first one though.
comment by Rob at 04:10 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Nice start to your new career. Good Luck.
I think I could spend a solid month under that pier monkeying around with a bag of lenses.
How does the old 17-40 perform on the 5D? At some point I would love to hear your impressions of the 5D vs the 20D. Other than wider angles I don't see a lot of difference in the quality of your shots from platform to platform. Do you?
comment by Phil.B at 07:06 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Yet another great shot of the pier! There seems to be so much for the eye to look at with the criss-crossing of the stucture. I see hundreds of images eveyday as I too am a Photo Lab worker! So it's always good to get home from work in the morning and check out the mastery displayed here!
Very cool capture.. I almost get confused looking at the pier, but I mean this in a good way :-) I like the b/w, which fits the image I think. Makes me want to take a trip to the beach the coming weekend. Best regards!
comment byChris Nelson at 07:22 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
A calm and striking scene, beautifully captured in lens.. amazing!
I’d like to share my music/lyric site www.mylyricscentral.com , hope it will be of great help.
comment by.:CushmoK:. at 07:32 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
I like this picture. Light is beautiful. It gives a very strange atmospher to the scene...
comment by{-P-} at 08:18 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Superbe lines. I love it.
comment by Jennifer at 08:30 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
As you know I'm not normally a fan of HDR - however this is wonderful - I think B&W HDR looks less 'cheesy' (if you get my drift)!
comment byrhys baker at 08:42 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Wow. I agree with the statement above about B&W HDR images being far more easy on the eye. I think this shot is brilliant. I has a sense of 'sci-fi film set' to it. I am very envious of your new career move, looking forward to seeing the new stuf, good luck!
comment byRyano at 08:56 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Guess whos back! back again... daveys back! great shot dave, i love the lighting under the wooden slats. beautiful
comment byriesenriel at 09:02 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Perfect use of the angle, gives interesting lines and perspective.
comment byArtepp at 09:02 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Very beautiful prospect. One feel crushed by this wood mass. Beautiful effect! cheers
comment bylino at 10:26 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
love the perspective of your shot here... nicely done...
comment byelaine at 11:10 AM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Great processing, impressive picture with all these lines and contrast... That is simply stunning!
comment byrj at 04:44 PM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Awesome... looks post apocalyptic to me. Love the tones
comment byAlice at 04:48 PM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Fantastic lines and perspective. Great shot!
comment byAdam at 06:23 PM (GMT) on 2 February, 2007
Fantastic shot, I love the effect of the tower fading out in the background. Check out my blog, I'm a beginner, go easy on me!
I don't think this one is in quite the same league as under the north pier #1, but it's possibly on a par with under the north pier #2, and like both those shots this is an HDR produced with Photomatix Pro (and a lot of fiddling around with Photoshop).
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 5D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
17mm
f/8.0
4 exposures (20s to 1/10s)
manual
n/a
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
minor
I really like the textures here. With the proliferation of consumer digicams & horrible flash-blasted snapshots, there's really something to be said for a good black & white these days. (sorry, i work in a photo lab). This is refreshing!
I'm not sure if I like what's going on with blackpool tower fading into nothing, but otherwise a great shot.
Love it.
I think the textures and colours are great, but overall i don't particularly like the photo. I love the first one though.
Nice start to your new career. Good Luck.
I think I could spend a solid month under that pier monkeying around with a bag of lenses.
How does the old 17-40 perform on the 5D? At some point I would love to hear your impressions of the 5D vs the 20D. Other than wider angles I don't see a lot of difference in the quality of your shots from platform to platform. Do you?
Yet another great shot of the pier! There seems to be so much for the eye to look at with the criss-crossing of the stucture. I see hundreds of images eveyday as I too am a Photo Lab worker! So it's always good to get home from work in the morning and check out the mastery displayed here!
Very cool capture.. I almost get confused looking at the pier, but I mean this in a good way :-) I like the b/w, which fits the image I think. Makes me want to take a trip to the beach the coming weekend. Best regards!
A calm and striking scene, beautifully captured in lens.. amazing!
I’d like to share my music/lyric site www.mylyricscentral.com , hope it will be of great help.
I like this picture. Light is beautiful. It gives a very strange atmospher to the scene...
Superbe lines. I love it.
As you know I'm not normally a fan of HDR - however this is wonderful - I think B&W HDR looks less 'cheesy' (if you get my drift)!
Wow. I agree with the statement above about B&W HDR images being far more easy on the eye. I think this shot is brilliant. I has a sense of 'sci-fi film set' to it. I am very envious of your new career move, looking forward to seeing the new stuf, good luck!
Guess whos back! back again... daveys back! great shot dave, i love the lighting under the wooden slats. beautiful
Perfect use of the angle, gives interesting lines and perspective.
Very beautiful prospect. One feel crushed by this wood mass. Beautiful effect! cheers
love the perspective of your shot here... nicely done...
Great processing, impressive picture with all these lines and contrast... That is simply stunning!
Awesome... looks post apocalyptic to me. Love the tones
Fantastic lines and perspective. Great shot!
Fantastic shot, I love the effect of the tower fading out in the background. Check out my blog, I'm a beginner, go easy on me!
this one is great dave! awsome texture and and quite cold feel to it! great!
Thanks everyone.
Great tonality and I like the 2 shafts of light as the pier recedes.
This is great shot! The B&W conversion is good, and the composition and textures are even better!
BrutAL !!
Wow. I love the angle and all the lines in the structure. Interesting lighting as well. Very engaging photo.
Very cool shot.
I like the way the HDR-treatment brings out detail in the pier.
- Martin