Thought this was from last night until I read your comment - lovely capture, very atmospheric and all the better for the cloud veiling IMHO.Fantastic skies of fire tonight followed by the perfect alignment of the moon behind the flats in the distance from my house. I was out for a walk and saw the moon framing the flats. I have never ran that fast to get home for my tripod!
Moon over Giffnock by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
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Oh no! Hope you are OK! Manflu can be dangerous! It seems to have a negative emotional effect on wives and their patience.
Hope you feel better soon. Thanks for nice words.
Nah, was at 9pm tonight! I ran out the house to get a good vantage point for the red sky sun set, then turned round and saw the moon right behind the flats. It framed them beautifully but by the time i got home it was rising above them...
Happy with the images except first ones ruined due to too high iso.
Thanks for comments. I loved the colours and the moon with the wispy clouds just made it fabulous
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I did manage to take a break from nights and attend a family naming ceremony for my 2 grand children - here's Jack, 8 weeks old and nodding off through it all...
Jack by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Jack by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
I hope you don't get tired of my aspen photos.
Pillar Point-038-20150907.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
New Holland Honeyeater having a say!
......Gary
......Gary
I did manage to take a break from nights and attend a family naming ceremony for my 2 grand children - here's Jack, 8 weeks old and nodding off through it all...
Jack by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
"Wake me up when it is my part to talk Gramps!"
Now see if that had been me holding him I would have been away too. I remember holding my daughters when they were asleep like this and the hypnotic rhythm of their breathing used to knock me out. No matter where we were!
Congrats on the new little ones!
Suspect you will get tired of taking them before we get tired of admiring them!
Like the colours on this one, maybe would have liked more of that wooden railing to give a leading line???
Another 100+ year old abandoned building.
Did you abandon the picture of the abandoned building?
broken link...Great exposure, thought about it, but too much a hassle getting there and home again
Plus the safety factor carrying high end gear in town at night
.......Gary
You guessed it - a Salford Quays mini-series coming your way...Comments always appreciated.
Imperial War Museum North by another scotsman, on Flickr
Imperial War Museum North by another scotsman, on Flickr
Thanks, Gary. It was pretty overwhelming, 50,000 people turned up apparently! I won't be doing it again. I've never felt unsafe walking around the city with my Canon 6D and a bag of lenses at night, but I grew up working at night (hospitality) in the city.
You really are so lucky with the great architecture you have there, and you are doing it great justice! Have you tried it in B&W? With such strong forms to it, it would be some amazing imagery in B&W.
Thanks Alexander, much appreciated. Funny you should mention B&W, I've a couple on my flickr that I was intended to show here over the next few days - definitely works very well IMHO. The remarkable thing is that it's not raining...You really are so lucky with the great architecture you have there, and you are doing it great justice! Have you tried it in B&W? With such strong forms to it, it would be some amazing imagery in B&W.
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Hmm, I have to say I really like the colours. The B&W are nice but I think part of that view is about the beautiful colours on display IMHO.
Really like them though. Very nice
Really like them though. Very nice
Truly beautiful colors. The blur on the water caused by the long exposure is very peaceful. Makes a nice desktop if you don't mind.You guessed it - a Salford Quays mini-series coming your way...Comments always appreciated.
Imperial War Museum North by another scotsman, on Flickr
Dale
Some lovely images today guys. I really must catch up on some editing so I can post some!
I love the colours in this one. Will be interesting to see the B&W over the next few days.You guessed it - a Salford Quays mini-series coming your way...Comments always appreciated.
Imperial War Museum North by another scotsman, on Flickr
Interesting tree roots. Where is this?