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Passerelle Debilly Bridge, Paris

fotoi wrote in post #18811046
Thank you. December 25, 2018 at about 10 PM. There were a few people milling about, but since it was cold not many of them were standing still. I have several other shots from same location where people are more visible.

Rain, cold, dark, etc. - and still people there!

I have to note though that it was shot with the 6D, I bought the 5D4 a few months after that. Posting it just for a demonstration.

1/5 sec., f/4.5, 45mm, ISO 2000.

fotoi wrote in post #18815735
Passerelle Debilly Bridge, Paris

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Like you, I also like Paris at night, more than during the daytime. It is not a very clean city, very busy and crowded, but at night you feel it is just magical. We go there three-four times a year, my stepdaughter with her family (three grandsons!) lives there, so my wife misses them a lot.

That's the last image that I am posting here, as they should belong to the 6D thread.

fotoi wrote in post #18815735
Passerelle Debilly Bridge, Paris

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I like this one, fotoi. Very Nice.

dmihel wrote in post #18813669
"Stalker" game character
5d4+70-200 2.8 II + YN360II from the front-left

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dpA​C9c Trooper of Monolith 2 by dmihel, on Flickr

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Love the retro KaBar!!!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18815921
I like this one, fotoi. Very Nice.

Thank you Mike. Paris comes alive after dark.

fotoi wrote in post #18816298
Thank you Mike. Paris comes alive after dark.

Going there in a couple weeks. Already thinking about the locations for night shooting.

xinvisionx wrote in post #18816829

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These are two beautiful landscape shots. I especially like the first one. It's a real eye grabber.

xinvisionx wrote in post #18816829

That's stunning landscape Beautifully photographed
Love the top one. Make a great feature on a wall.
Much to take in.

Bill Bahmer wrote in post #18817270
First major snow storm the Tucson Mtns have seen since the eighties.

Very nice.
Love the bottom one. Very scenic shot.

Both these with the cactus look so naturally beautiful. (obviously)
That comment is in regards to people's cactus displays here that frankly look weird IMO
To me they out of place, which obviously they are.

The last one you posted is really beautiful.

Saguaro National Park had it's first real snow storm since the eighties. According to locals.

Saguaro National Park had it’s s first real snow storm since the eighties. According to the locals.

Saguaro National Park had its first real snow storm since the eighties. According to the locals.

First major snow storm the Tucson Mtns have seen since the eighties.

Bill Bahmer wrote in post #18817258
Saguaro National Park had it's first real snow storm since the eighties. According to locals.

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In 8 years of my life in Tucson (about 1/2 mile from SNP on just off Sunrise Dr.), there was just one time we had some snow. Now, I have every year, and it's been great! Miss SNP and Tucson, though. Thanks for the memories.