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Thanks again to Jon for taking the trouble to arrange everything and act as tour guide! All shots taken using OM-D E-M5 and 12-50 m.Zuiko lens:
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That Millenium bridge shot is a cracker!Stephen
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Thanks Stephen - my eye was drawn to the bikes along the railing with that super backdrop
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Ian, that sunset with the Nat West Tower and BT Tower is a real cracker and the soft lights in offices thro the Millenium Bridge to St Pauls is AWESOME and the creativity in the cup/saucer and fork UTTERLY FINE !
Thanks for sharing !
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Thanks Chevvy - but is that the Nat West Tower; I think it's Centrepoint?
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Lot's of great images there, particularly the silhouetted sunset, love the vertical bands of light coming off the sun.
I assume you also have a double exposure option or a blending/merge mode facility in camera.
All very good images.
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I'm impressed with the third of a second hand held shot in the dark alley.
You certianly have some brilliant examples of the capabilities of that camera.Graham
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Now that's the set of pictures I would like to have taken! They are all excellent but I particularly like the sunset and the dusk shot of the Millenium Bridge.
John
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I like this series very much.
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A great set which really shows the camera's capabilities in a range of situations.
The Millenium Bridge stands out for me.
Thanks for sharing.
Peter
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A really good set, Ian, covering every aspect of a most enjoyable evening in great company!
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Ian,
What a superb collection! I think they are all great, but the Millennium Bridge stands out.
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Agree - a very nice series. Wish I could have been there!Comment
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Excellent photo's Ian. the first shot of the gentleman with the strap on camera holder. I would be interested in getting one have you any details so I can purchase one. regards John.Olympus E3] [E300] OMD-M5 12.50mm] ZD [40.150] ZD [14.45] ZD 50.200] ZD [14.54] ZD [35macro] ZD [11.22] ZD [1.4x EC- 14] ZD [EX-25] [RM. CB 1] [FL-36] [FL-50]
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That's Bill Gordon - best ask himOriginally posted by edmund473 View Post
It was a neat device; there is a quick release widget on the camera's tripod socket that attaches the camera to the a chest board. Not seen one before.
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