Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: shadowblade on February 08, 2014, 01:37:21 pm
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Wooden pillars are all that remains of Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, pending its redevelopment.
Street lights illuminate the pillars at dusk, with the sunset fading into the south-west (right of image).
Quite a lot of colour was lost in conversion for web, since so much of the cyan/teal spectrum lies outside of sRGB colour space.
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Still lots of color to see. :) Beautiful image, thanks for posting it.
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Great! Try also shooting a bit earlier without the lights on the pillars.
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Still lots of color to see. :) Beautiful image, thanks for posting it.
+1.
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Beautiful and rich image, though I'd love to see black birds sitting on the poles ...
Cheers
~Chris
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Nice image.
Beautiful and depressing at the same time!
Tony Jay
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Beautiful and rich image, though I'd love to see black birds sitting on the poles ...
Cheers
~Chris
I'm very glad there weren't black birds on the poles - with an exposure time of 24 seconds, they wouldn't have kept still enough to keep from motion blurring!
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This is both surreal and beautiful!
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Great composition and colours.