"On the Waterfront (4)"

Photo by: bajanexile

This is Banksey's home turf and there is lots of other Street Art to view. If you have never heard of Banksey, then have a look. Brilliant!

http://www.google.co.uk/images?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla :en-GB:official&channel=s&hl=en&q=banksey&cr=countryUK|countryGB&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=UzUFTOj_L8uP4gbTu_nLDg&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4&ved=0CEgQsAQwAw

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Photo by: philber

I tried, Stephen and you are totally right. Thanks for the suggestion. I need to think of B&W more often, and have posted another one just for you...:-)

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Photo by: philber

Thanks Rick! It takes one to know one...:-)

Moneyscalp, Mourne Mountains, Co. Down, N. Ireland

Photo by: merrill

Love it! A painting - for sure!

Photo 1193

Photo by: philber

Distagon 21 on an unlikely subject....

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Photo by: zblake

one word: sharp^^

Photo 1173

Photo by: rickperry

Ah, New England! I have always wanted to tour this part of the USA. Stephen

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Photo by: rickperry

Nice detail in the rusting buffer. Stephen

Photo 1180

Photo by: pstrmeck

The amount of detail captured by this lens is just amazing. our B&W conversion are really well done.

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Photo by: JT

As well as the technical aspects of the shot I like the endless story possibilities of what may be going on here. Has the cyclist come here to collect tickets for the Arts Festival? It is obviously somewhere that requires a lock for the bicycle. Or is the bicycle brand new and for sale? Is that a price ticket attached just below the seat?
Merrill

Ana - Portfolio

Photo by: lazzaros

Thanks. To be honest I prefer the CY lenses instead of the ZE.

They are cheaper and as good as the new ones. :)

Red

Photo by: pokethekat

Love the expressions and the processing. Well done.

Ham

Photo by: alphazeiss

Uh oh. Hey JT you're working too hard for all of us. We need you to take a break too!! (BBQ season just started.)

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Photo by: cosmiczephyr

Hey, this is actually pretty good for a cell phone camera :)

Freaky Night Substation

Photo by: antiquark

One of the weirdest pictures I've taken so far. That's how it came out of the camera, no postprocessing was done (except contrast).

The shallow depth of field at f1.4 gives that "miniature" look, because the fence is in focus but the structure in the rear isn't.

Info: 1/8sec, f1.4, 800 ISO generic film, handheld, Yashica FX-3 Super 2000, Zeiss Planar 1.4/50 T*.

'Go down, ev'ning sun.' Gilgit, Northern Pakistan

Photo by: merrill

Taken with Contax RTS II

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Photo by: philber

Wide open

Cirrus

Photo by: magiclight

In lightroom there are 8 channels to play with in the black and white mixer. Lots of fun!

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Photo by: philber

Like this composition. Stephen

Waterfall

Photo by: magiclight

Yes, we are getting plenty of rain over here in Dunedin, NZ. We are currenly on flood alert with rivers breaking their banks.

Where I took the waterfall image the annual rainfall is around 8000mm.