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....and the sun had gone.
the sky quickly took on a more blue appearance and the extremities of the frame got darker.
this one's probably a few minutes later than yesterday's posing, but wanted to rip off Danny Boyle's "28 Days Later" title 
A landscape version obviously, but pretty much the same expousre settings and stood in the same spot. Just amazing how much can change in such a short time.
I changed lenses LOADS (only got 3 I use) to get in there, then get a wide view, then zoom in on the actual sun as it disappeared.... but these 15mm ones sum up what I actually saw - hence posting them
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| Camera: | Canon EOS 10D |
| Lens: | Sigma 15-30EX @ 15mm |
| Recording media: | 100 |
| Title: | 28 Seconds Later.... |
| Username: | 
ade_mcfade |
| Uploaded: | 8 Jun 2005 - 10:40 AM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel |
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stunning image,great colours and reflection.
click samantha
Cheers everyone
how does it compare to yesterdays - better with or without the sun?
wonderful colours & reflections. must have been an impressive sight to see first hand
sten
Jesus - I'm sat at the PC looking out towards where I took this shot and it looks just as good - if not better - tonight!!! The sky's just orange!
Still, went on a little bike ride and it'll have done me good
Glad you got the shot off before it was too late. Nice symmetrical balance here.
Patrick
stunning, click (*:*)
PS: had headskiesfly over for a few glorious days full of fun and photography, will catch up, thanx for your comments, always appreciated, M.
The 15-30 is tops Martin, but be warned - you CANNOT use Cokin P seris on them at 15mm without some serious vignetting!!
The difference between 15 and 18 is quite marked though - huge in fact.
Also, the 15-30 is an "EX" series and consequently as sharp as a pin. I did quite a lot or research before buying, and all was good.
It's great in balanced light - take a look at some of my Temple Newsham shots on www.mcfade.com.
Mostly just shot in RAW, exposed for the sky and taken at about 15mm then straightened out in PS later.
I think it's value - you could get the 16-35L F2.8 but that's a grand!!!! Tried on in Jesspos and it's nice mind!
If you're in the Leeds area and want to try it then give us a shout.
Ade
Dude, this is just incredible.
Lovely warm and rich 'abstract', for want of a better word.
Just gonna have one of those rare moments were an image entices me to look at the person's port folio..
Michael
Fab stuff Ade, got a real zing factor to it...will defo book an evening next week...fancy stoppooing out for a couple of shandies and a curry at the same time????
Cheers
Mac
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