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Starting a mini-series from the Cité de la musique, at La Villette to the North East of Pari city centre.
No flash or tripods allowed - well we didn’t have the tripod with us anyway. See Exif for the full grisly details.
Thanks for looking,
Moira
| Title: | Strings attached |
| Username: | 
mrswoolybill |
| Uploaded: | 19 May 2011 - 7:53 AM |
| Camera: | Nikon D90  Check out Nikon Nation! |
| Lens: | 16.0-85.0 mm f/3.5-5.6 |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Tags: | Close-up / macro, Night / low light, Specialist / abstract |
| Votes: | 49 |
 | Variant - Tests |
Comments
A striking abstract image! Well spotted and captured!
Cheers
Phil
Subtle intricate abstract, beautifully composed and captured, I like this a lot.
Hugh
Super abstract, Moira, and very good quality for ISO 3200! 
Trev
Thanks to everyone who has called in here this morning. I still have a few more excursions into ISO 3200 to upload.
We're back on a flying visit, off to school soon. Will catch up here later.
Moira
I don't really understand this ''fear'' some have for using an ISO over 400 Moira.I think it is a throw back to the early days of digital when perhaps the quality was only fit for the bin then.Changed days now I reckon.And a good example here for the proof of the pudding !!
Mick.
The high ISO has worked creatively here Moira, its a much underused setting, excellent abstract,
very well captured,
Adrian
An excellent result at 3200, Moira. I too would like to lose most of the rhs and concentrate on the subject, but hey, it's your image
Look forward to seeing more high number images from here.
Malc
"Your Nikon has controlled the image noise very well at ISO 3200," Moira, and You have pin-sharp detail & natural color at a 1/30 th second shutter speed. Interesting elements & image composition with lovely tones,...'all very pleasing to my eye.' Looking forward to more in this series.
Ciao...Peter
Thanks folks. Mick, it's the back of a lute.
Julian, I'll have a look at a square crop. The background was, I think, the side of a harpsichord, and I rather like it. But square is always good...
Moira
interesting image I couldnt work it out and then read your comment further down the list
Julian has it right I think a Sitar, but whatever it makes this powerful abstract work and work well, cloces always hard, maybe V2 by a whisker.
Dougie
I thought it was one of those "can you guess what it is" competitions.
Well shot abstract, with a nice use of lines & curves, which it's reduced to by the close crop & viewpoint.
I'm not afraid of ISO 3200. I used it for my gig stuff. Oddly enough, I find the noise more obtrusive when the light gets brighter.
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