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Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

 
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Jan 26, 2005 11:21 |  #1

Looking southwest from the steeple.

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Jan 26, 2005 11:35 |  #2

Nice view. This is where you want to be at night with your camera and tripod. :D
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Jan 26, 2005 14:49 as a reply to  @ Ballen Photo's post |  #3

Cool shot, it would be cool at night. Be Careful...


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Jan 26, 2005 16:29 as a reply to  @ Mills's post |  #4

mills wrote:
Cool shot, it would be cool at night. Be Careful...

and I was worried about telling you to be careful Mills

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sounding like a mother hen
(at that last fire, those great shots you took )

but it's ok. here you are saying it too

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did you get over all that 'smoke in your eyes' ....and throat (mostly)



you sure had a great view from up there Jim.
seems to be another big church or a building like it on the left ?

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and canon can, even on a steeple
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Jan 26, 2005 17:27 as a reply to  @ marie's post |  #5

Great view Jim and a terrific shot, watch out they'll hire you to do the traffic report from up there. :lol: :lol: :lol: I'll say one thing you didn't take that during rush hour. :lol:


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Jan 26, 2005 18:59 as a reply to  @ stoneylonesome's post |  #6

Thanks guys and doll. :D It doesn't show well on the screen, but what interests me in this shot is the edge of the cloud formation off to the right. There is a thick but well defined edge that gives the feel of a huge opening in the sky. I printed it out in B&W on 13x19 matte paper and it looks totally different from the screen image. Otherwise it's a pretty banal skyline shot, I think. Canonical, even. The building in the foreground is Aetna Insurance Co. headquarters.

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Jan 26, 2005 19:35 as a reply to  @ jgbeam's post |  #7

jgbeam wrote:
Thanks guys and doll. :D It doesn't show well on the screen, but what interests me in this shot is the edge of the cloud formation off to the right. There is a thick but well defined edge that gives the feel of a huge opening in the sky. I printed it out in B&W on 13x19 matte paper and it looks totally different from the screen image.

Hmm, Now that you mention it, that IS a pretty thick wall of clouds. :shock:
Seems that photos on the monitor never look as good as they do in print. :cool:
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Jan 26, 2005 19:59 |  #8

What a view.Glad you shared it with us :-).


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Jan 29, 2005 04:38 |  #9

so that's what CT looks like? I forgot. Used to live in bristol till i moved to Japan (thanks to uncle sam)


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Jan 29, 2005 07:06 as a reply to  @ michael.luczkow's post |  #10

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so that's what CT looks like? I forgot. Used to live in bristol till i moved to Japan (thanks to uncle sam)

Fortunately (as you know), just about any othe picture of Connecticut looks MUCH better than this. :D (My son lives in Bristol, BTW). How do you like Japan?

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Jan 29, 2005 23:06 |  #11

japan is great, but the island I'm on has been getting a little small after being here almost 3 years. Okinawa is about 50 miles tall and 5-10 miles wide but there are plenty of nice shots to be taken here (along with plenty of other things to do). I mainly got into photography to get out of the street racing scene. after going thru 3 skylines my wife started to get pissed :-)


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Jan 30, 2005 07:44 as a reply to  @ michael.luczkow's post |  #12

michael.luczkow wrote:
japan is great, but the island I'm on has been getting a little small after being here almost 3 years. Okinawa is about 50 miles tall and 5-10 miles wide but there are plenty of nice shots to be taken here (along with plenty of other things to do). I mainly got into photography to get out of the street racing scene. after going thru 3 skylines my wife started to get pissed :-)


Smart move. :D :D

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