Notes
27th November 2005 : Moonlit
This is one from my archive that I reprocessed, a moonlit nightshot of the structure at St Annes Pier that I have shot before. This weekend should bring in the beginnings of what is supposed to be the coldest winter for 10 years. You watch, the snow will dodge where I live and fall elsewhere. Bring on the snow.
Camera : Nikon D70
Lens : Nikon 18-70mm F3.5-4.5G ED
Focal Length : 70mm
200sec F4.5
ISO 200
Category: Night shots]
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Comments
I love the way moonlight and modern white balance works out - gives a surreal touch to piccies. It's a bit like a set from Lord of the Rings IV - The Return to Waterworld
Bluie on 27th November 2005 @ 10:19am
Great picture. What sort of exposure time did you give this?
Tim on 27th November 2005 @ 11:33am
sorry Tim, the Info hadnt come up in the pop-up. As you can now see I used a 200sec exposure.
paul on 27th November 2005 @ 5:54pm
It snowed where i live for about a minute the other day, i think thats our lot for this winter :-) This is really nice, i wouldnt have known it was a night shot though if you hadnt said so, weird.
SteveO on 27th November 2005 @ 8:30pm
It's really a moonlight shot? I can only trust seeing the 200sec exposure! Wonderful.
roberman on 27th November 2005 @ 10:19pm
An amazing shot. I love long exposures.
clarence on 28th November 2005 @ 3:54am
This is a really interesting structure (I recognise it from Chromasia shots!) and the exposure here is superb. Love the way the sand in the foreground leads to it through the milky shallows
Rob on 28th November 2005 @ 11:28am
A beautiful structure and a great night shot.
Mystery Me on 28th November 2005 @ 2:16pm
interesting structure, beautiful light and color:-)
pixibition on 29th November 2005 @ 12:45am
burrrr.you can have the snow :) real nice photos. moonlit--very cool.
mari on 29th November 2005 @ 5:41am
I am totally amazed this is a moonlit shot. Makes it even better than when I did not realise that was the case. What is that thing (pier) though? Why is it not attached to the shore?
ROB on 29th November 2005 @ 8:55am
I believe there was a fire which destroyed the other parts of the pier. It is further than you think when you get out of the car :)
YETi on 11th December 2005 @ 4:53am
Wonderful shot
Nathan on 7th January 2006 @ 9:12am
That *is* surreal. Great shot. Wonder what someone from another planet would think this was if they found this structure in several thousand years' time?! :-)
davenewt [mondaymorningphoto] on 31st January 2006 @ 9:38pm
Nice shot. See this thing after a long time. It has been featured on your, John Washintons, and David's site quite often
navin harish on 8th May 2006 @ 7:11am
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