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I took it in November last year. We went for a walk in the ancient city of
Toledo (Spain). The streets were getting narrower and narrower and the
occasional car had to stop and allow the pedestrians to take refuge in a
doorway to allow passage. Low light and the street lights slowly came
alive; the use of a monopod was essential.

very nice. I think you need to correct the tilt though.

Thanks for the comment, but if I tell you that there
is practically no tilt and that the buildings and the
street are not straight, would you believe me?

With a correction of 1 CCW.

zafra52 wrote:Thanks for the comment, but if I tell you that there
is practically no tilt and that the buildings and the
street are not straight, would you believe me?

I would believe you Zaffs, I have walked through these type of streets many times in Europe and they are quaint. Not sure if I'd like to live there though.

This photo oozes atmosphere which is something that is very difficult to do in Australia due to our harsher lighting.

I like very much.

sirhc55 wrote:This photo oozes atmosphere which is something that is very difficult to do in Australia due to our harsher lighting.

I like very much.

Exactly.

sirhc55 wrote:This photo oozes atmosphere which is something that is very difficult to do in Australia due to our harsher lighting.

+1 - and the added bonus of cobbled streets, old world buildings, etc

Thanks you all for your comments.