Adelaide Part 2.
Feb 21, 2024 00:31:26 #
I posted some Adelaide pics a couple of weeks ago, here are some more, taken in the middle of the City. 
This is Victoria Square which is the centre of the CBD.
I took them from under and around that group of trees just under the Victoria Square name.
Next time I'm going to try for some in the main shopping are which is just north of where I took these.
This is Victoria Square which is the centre of the CBD.
I took them from under and around that group of trees just under the Victoria Square name.
Next time I'm going to try for some in the main shopping are which is just north of where I took these.
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Adelaide Hilton
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Looking due North down King William Street
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The "Fringe Festival" is on in the City during February and March. Different acts and concerts in different areas around the City. This fenced off area is where some of the performances are being held, in those dome tents and other outside areas
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…it’s interesting how architect all over the world is starting to look the same…
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Feb 21, 2024 11:26:41 #
Nice photos. Especially the first. CBD in OZ must be something different from the U.S.!
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Feb 21, 2024 15:43:45 #
SX2002 wrote:
I posted some Adelaide pics a couple of weeks ago, here are some more, taken in the middle of the City.
This is Victoria Square which is the centre of the CBD.
I took them from under and around that group of trees just under the Victoria Square name.
Next time I'm going to try for some in the main shopping are which is just north of where I took these.
This is Victoria Square which is the centre of the CBD.
I took them from under and around that group of trees just under the Victoria Square name.
Next time I'm going to try for some in the main shopping are which is just north of where I took these.
Very nice set of images!!
Feb 21, 2024 16:53:50 #
SX2002 wrote:
I posted some Adelaide pics a couple of weeks ago, here are some more, taken in the middle of the City.
This is Victoria Square which is the centre of the CBD.
I took them from under and around that group of trees just under the Victoria Square name.
Next time I'm going to try for some in the main shopping are which is just north of where I took these.
This is Victoria Square which is the centre of the CBD.
I took them from under and around that group of trees just under the Victoria Square name.
Next time I'm going to try for some in the main shopping are which is just north of where I took these.
Exceptional, stunningly beautiful place in outstanding shots 🏆🏆🏆🏆
Feb 21, 2024 17:01:56 #
Feb 21, 2024 17:49:06 #
Interesting and intriguing cityscapes....
Food for thought.... I assisted on assignments where clients have requested sidewalks and roadways be devoid of all pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
The Solution? Neutral Density Filter(s); a robust stead tripod; a DSLR with a mechanical VIEW FINDER Screen; a color target (long exposures over a dozen minutes tend to result in unpredictable color shifts.)
btw, the results can be and typically are breathtaking provided you invest time/effort in test exposures.
This scenario proved to generate a health revenue stream for both the commercial photographer (a fellow ASMP member) and myself :)
Hope this helps and following your edict I didn't post examples, however you can easily find them on flickr by searching Neutral Density Cityscapes
Thank you for sharing...
Food for thought.... I assisted on assignments where clients have requested sidewalks and roadways be devoid of all pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
The Solution? Neutral Density Filter(s); a robust stead tripod; a DSLR with a mechanical VIEW FINDER Screen; a color target (long exposures over a dozen minutes tend to result in unpredictable color shifts.)
btw, the results can be and typically are breathtaking provided you invest time/effort in test exposures.
This scenario proved to generate a health revenue stream for both the commercial photographer (a fellow ASMP member) and myself :)
Hope this helps and following your edict I didn't post examples, however you can easily find them on flickr by searching Neutral Density Cityscapes
Thank you for sharing...
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