Fort Lytton National Park.
ISO800, 1/40th, F4. EOS20D, 17-40 F4L at 17mm.
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Fort Lytton National Park. ISO800, 1/40th, F4. EOS20D, 17-40 F4L at 17mm. Canon 20D and a bunch of lovely L glass and a 580EX. Benro tripod. Manfrotto monopod. Lowepro and Crumpler bags. And a pair of Sigma teleconverters, and some Kenko tubes. http://www.dionm.net/
Very nice b&w treatment Dion
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I like it a lot Dion.
I'm a bit of a fan of the odd <a href=http://www.bcggallery.com/albums/manta_urban/Tunnel_Vision_Small.jpg>tunnel</a> myself... Simon
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Oooh! Where was that taken? Like very much. Canon 20D and a bunch of lovely L glass and a 580EX. Benro tripod. Manfrotto monopod. Lowepro and Crumpler bags. And a pair of Sigma teleconverters, and some Kenko tubes. http://www.dionm.net/
Wanganui, North Island NZ. It's quite an historic urban tunnel that links with an old elevator to take commuters/tourists up to the top of Durie Hill that overlooks the town. <a href=http://www.backpack-newzealand.com/ni-gallery/wanganui/wanganui4?full=1>Here's</a> some info about it.
Simon
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Oh, thought it was somewhere in Brissy. Bit far to go ... interesting though! Canon 20D and a bunch of lovely L glass and a 580EX. Benro tripod. Manfrotto monopod. Lowepro and Crumpler bags. And a pair of Sigma teleconverters, and some Kenko tubes. http://www.dionm.net/
Very nice and spooky
Would've been a great place to try a long exposure with someone walking through Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Dion
This is a very evocative shot that works really well as a B & W. I also like Wayne's idea re: the ghost. Peter
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That's a good idea bout the ghost - I also wanted to try portrait. Must go back out there soon and try it out!
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