Cuba 160 - Dusk

[Beagletorque]

If you get a chance to take a tripod then there are some interesting possibilities for shots at dawn and dusk as the decrepitude softens!

A cake seller wheels her wares around the streets after sunset.

[Floribunda]

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The light certainly softens things down. These are nice.
Another enjoyable set.

[Zuiko]

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Shooting at dusk creates a completely different atmosphere and you have done it well.

[Wally]

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Yet another great take on what has been a most interesting series. The first three are almost serene.

[IanB]

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Very nicely done!!

[Beagletorque]

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Thanks for the comments, appreciate them. 😁

[OlyPaul]

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A very nice set of low light images.

[OM USer]

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I like the way you have captured the building illumination. Very nice.

[KeithL]

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Dusk looks interesting. Not so sure about the beefy looking guy on the right of the cake seller, though! Are the streets safe after dark? Or does the tripod make a handy weapon of self-defence (especially with spikes fitted....)?

I like #1-3, as the others have said. Very nice.

[Beagletorque]

Re: Cuba 160 - Dusk

Dusk looks interesting. Not so sure about the beefy looking guy on the right of the cake seller, though! Are the streets safe after dark? Or does the tripod make a handy weapon of self-defence (especially with spikes fitted....)?

I like #1-3, as the others have said. Very nice.

Very safe, but the carbon tripod would not be my first weapon of choice, that's why I took the wife!

[KeithL]

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Very safe, but the carbon tripod would not be my first weapon of choice, that's why I took the wife!

You pick her up and hit the assailant with her...? seriously though, some of those streets look as though they could be dodgy at night.