Winter Cityscapes

[Anthony McAvoy]

Yippie! Its winter in Adelaide. Two perspectives of a cold winters day downtown.

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h45/anthonymc_photos/TownHallWinter.jpg


http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h45/anthonymc_photos/DowntownWinter.jpg

[Keiffer]

These are nice clean,sharp shots, But...you cropped off the top and botttom of the first building.

[azle]

great shots, what a beautiful place to be.

[kampphoto]

Yippie! Its winter in Adelaide. Two perspectives of a cold winters day downtown.

COLD?!?! The trees are still green... hehehe you should come to Winnipeg, right now with the humidity its +45C and 6 months from now it'll be -45C with the windchill...

[Anthony McAvoy]

I lived on the west coast over there, that was cold enough thanks!

[bobscape]

have to think about the composition a bit there as the clock tower has quite a lean to the right. I also think that the bright street light really spoils the shot. Its a beutiful old building though. Just a though, can you get close enough to those old raillings in the second shot to shoot through them to the builings in the background? I'd like to see that.

[PAFC2004]

COLD?!?! The trees are still green... hehehe you should come to Winnipeg, right now with the humidity its +45C and 6 months from now it'll be -45C with the windchill...

I don't mind the cold.. I hate the heat, it can get up to 45 celcius (about 113F) sometimes in Adelaide (it did a few years back)

[Anthony McAvoy]

have to think about the composition a bit there as the clock tower has quite a lean to the right. I also think that the bright street light really spoils the shot. Its a beutiful old building though. Just a though, can you get close enough to those old raillings in the second shot to shoot through them to the builings in the background? I'd like to see that.

Yep, I see what you're saying about the first one (will have to watch that next time). The second one was a long lens, the railings were two storeys up.