A walk along the quays
Cheers.
Philip
I much prefer the B&W of Ha'penny Bridge. Partly that is because the house the far side have been darkened down till it has disappeared.
It would be no good if we all liked the same thing.
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The Ha'penny bridge shot, which is also my fav of the night, was tough to get and edit.
I waited for about 20 mins, stood there with tripod waiting for a gap in the crowds of people using it.
There was no gap, but this one had fewer people leaving trails, I've left one trail in, on the top right side of the bridge.
Would like to be able to tone down the building in the background of the colour shot, properly.
Its probably Dublins most famous bridge,
Best
Good colours and reflections, Derek. (I prefer the colour version of the last image.)
Cheers.
Philip
That colour one is my favourite as well. I also like the tower building in no 2 - which would stand on its own/ be even better without the building to the right IMO
Not being a Flickerite, what does Explored represent? Something good, obviously, 'cos it's a jolly good picture.
Hi David, Flickr has this thing called explore, it's seems to contain mostly excellent images, although there are some duffs in there too. Not sure how they decide what gets in, could be an algorithm.
Result is the other shots from that night have around 50 views, that shot has around 7500 views
Other than that it actually means very little.
Don.
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