A few of the Carny folk are braving the elements hoping to make a buck.
Took this in shocking conditions late this afternoon.
What do you think
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The Carnival is over
New Year's Eve celebrations on the Sunshine Coast are pretty much washed out. All entertainment and fireworks are cancelled.
A few of the Carny folk are braving the elements hoping to make a buck. Took this in shocking conditions late this afternoon. What do you think Bob
"Wake up and smell the pixels!"
You have done well with the bright clown faces - the one on the left is quite bright though. I like the interest at the back with the two dogs and the $4 bin thing. There might just be a bit too much clutter around them though.
Nikon D7000
Love the images, just doesn't show the poor conditions you were talking about.
Looks like it was taken on a bright sunny day, which is a complement to the photographer. Cheers,
Vince Space: the final frontier
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