Pier Stroll
The Municipal Pier at Aquatic Park is always a nice subject for a dramatic photo :).
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Cityscape, DMC-G5, Municipal Pier, SF Bay, Sky and Clouds
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Labels: Black and White, Cityscape, DMC-G5, Municipal Pier, SF Bay, Sky and Clouds
Labels: Aquatic Park, DMC-G5, Golden Gate Bridge, Municipal Pier, SF Bay, Sky and Clouds
Labels: Americas Cup, Fleet Race, Panasonic DMC-G1, SF Bay
Really nice colours and shapes!
I really like that cluster of colorful boats you captured here.
Labels: Bay Bridge, Black and White, D200, Fog, Golden Gate Bridge, Landscape, Marin Headlands, SF Bay
Amazing ! stunning scenery. Nicely capture. you are so lucky...:-)
Lena,
I like how you caught a 'V' in the fog bank revealing the base of the tower and water.
Dan
i love fog...
very nice shot.
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 45-200mmLabels: Cityscape, Moonrise, Night Photography, Panasonic DMC-G1, SF Bay
wow!
very nice, i like the colour of the night sky...and the hazy affect around the moon.
WOW....you don't see flat water on a somewhat clear night in the Bay Area. Nice use of the lights against the dark water.
**Dolph
Panasonic DMC-G1, Konica Hexanon 50mm f1.7Labels: Cityscape, Panasonic DMC-G1, Sausalito, SF Bay
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--WT
Nikon D100, Nikkor 28mm f2.8 AFLabels: Black and White, D100, Golden Gate Bridge, Sailboats, SF Bay
Does anyone think that this picture is too dark? I'm having a hard time getting the brightness level consistently right since moving to my new laptop.
--WT
Warren,
I like the depth and the details. Difficult to get both.
I think that the right is darker than the left. I loose the bridge as it fades into the mountains.
**Dolph
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--Warren
4 Comments:
Yeah, after doing a lot of telephoto work with the 100-300mm, I decided to use my 14mm wide angle for a few photo walks. :)
--WT
Beautiful sky clouds, nice framing and composition...:-)
Lena
I agree with Lena, nice framing and good use of B and W. So that is an equivalent 28mm FOV. I really like that focal length, wide but not too wide to distort the foreground.
Dan
I like how the cloud formation if following the lines of the pier.
**Dolph
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