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Stockton Bridge sunset and its changing faces, incredible how in the space of minutes it go thru a whole plethora of colours.

I'm afraid the crop in the middle just doesn't do it for me. As far as crop goes, #1, but over all the best of the bunch is #4. Love the balance you achieved between the artificial and natural lighting. BTW, congratulations on finally learning how to spell "the" Your usual method makes my blood simmer.

Mr Darcy wrote: BTW, congratulations on finally learning how to spell "the" Your usual method makes my blood simmer.

eek... i admit my spelling and grammar can often be second rate..but hey...i'm engineer

#2 wins hands down. The symmetry /colors especially the yellows and the reds are to die for. The bridge breaks the symmetry and makes it interesting. NOICE!

Is that HDR?? Beautiful balanced exposure. Mine was a little overexposed and washed out. Also, are these pano stiches or single crops??

Great images. Stockton bridge. I well remember the Stockton punt, lining up for ages, waiting to get our old EH Holden across and up to Aunty Grace's dairy farm at Williamtown.

Looks like the sun and clouds finally came out to play for you Gerry!! Great colours and a simply amazing array of variety!

Mr Darcy wrote: best of the bunch is #4. Love the balance you achieved between the artificial and natural lighting.

fair call, I am glad I put that one up, it was not one of my favourites, good to have your opinion Greg.

surenj wrote:#2 wins hands down. The symmetry /colors especially the yellows and the reds are to die for. The bridge breaks the symmetry and makes it interesting. NOICE!

Is that HDR?? Beautiful balanced exposure. Mine was a little overexposed and washed out. Also, are these pano stiches or single crops??

There is one image that is HDR - you have to guess which one - and it is not #2!

These are all pano stitches, some are landscape orientation and others portrait.

ozimax wrote:I well remember the Stockton punt, lining up for ages, waiting to get our old EH Holden across and up to Aunty Grace's dairy farm at Williamtown.

ozi, ya showing your age there, but at least ya had a decent car

aim54x wrote:Looks like the sun and clouds finally came out to play for you Gerry!!

statistics....it had to happen soon, the number of cloud-less mornings I have had...

biggerry wrote:There is one image that is HDR - you have to guess which one - and it is not #2!

Grrr...Maybe it's #3.

Hey what focal length do you use to when you shoot horizontal frame panos?



Soooo....when are we doing this again... Perhaps another sunset in Sydney this weekend??
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surenj wrote:

biggerry wrote:There is one image that is HDR - you have to guess which one - and it is not #2!

Grrr...Maybe it's #3.

Actually I was going to vote #1

Remorhaz wrote:Actually I was going to vote #1

Any particular reason for the choice?