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Updated 21/11/2007 @ 19:37Location: Quayside, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
Date: 02/09/2005 @ 14:44
Light Conditions: Bright/Sunny
Camera: FujiFilm FinePix A405
Lens: --
Focal Length: 6 mm
Flash: --
Flash Mode: --
Shutter Speed: 1/900 sec.
Aperture: F/7
ISO: ISO-160
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Post-work: Crop / Levels / monochrome
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This happens to be another image from that particularly productive Newcastle session in September 2005. It is depicting part of the span of the Newcastle/Gateshead Millenium Bridge which crosses the River Tyne near the Baltic and Sage art centres. It's curious architecture but it is also heavily-captured on film, so I tried to take an angle that not many may have explored. I am fairly happy with the abstract composition that resulted, even if the image itself could do with some work. This is one that I'll probably return to when I have more patience for the post-work it needs.
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Many thanks for the comment; it's appreciated.
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Thank-you kindly, it's appreciated.
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Thank-you kindly, it's appreciated.
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An interesting insight! Thank-you for the comment.
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love how the light helps define the perspective here, the gradient just sucks the viewer into the heart of infinity!
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Thank-you. This is one of my oldest images, but it's still one of my stronger ones. I'm not sure what to make of that, heh.
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I think that some pictures are strong because they have powerful objects/subjects on them. But really good photos in my opinion are those which at first seems to be ordinary or not that powerful. Usually they do not have that special object or subject on them, but they have that something that words fail do describe 
I think that's why some of the old/early photos for a while seem to be the strongest ones
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Heh, I understand; that's basically the definition of Abstraction.
I share your viewpoint.
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This lovely work has been featured here: Architecture, Urban and Rural Spotlight Vol. 35
Looking forward to seeing more art from you at #devPREMIUM!
Einsilbig
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Thank-you for the feature, it's appreciated.
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Many thanks for the comment, I appreciate it.
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Many thanks for your support of my work; it's appreciated.
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Thank-you for the feature; it's appreciated.
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Smashing; I'll be sure to check it out.
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I featured this stunning piece in my news article, hope you dont mind ! -> [link]
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Thank-you for the feature, it's appreciated.
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Thank-you for that, it's appreciated.
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Great atmosphere, the cleanliness of geametries compensates very well the dark setting with a right balance between rationality and feeling
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Thank-you for that, it's appreciated.
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Bonus points for catching the reference.
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just crazy but perfect. the shadow game is really nice...
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I had fun with this one, the conditions were perfect.
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Cheers for that and for the favourite-list addition.
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I love the angle of this shot ^^ and the depth of it it is truly mesmerizing! Great job.
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Yeah, this is one of my shots that I am most happy with. Thank-you for the comment.
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Now those are some lines 
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Thank-you for that, I appreciate it. ;)
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This amazing patterned deviation is featured in my journal and news article...
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Thank-you for that, I appreciate it.
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You are so very welcome...
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