C29 - Leading Lines - 1st place - off to work by adrianox photo - Olympus DSLR Challenge photos at pbase.com

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21-APR-2006	adrianox

a more conventional fish image ;-)

Olympus E-1
1/6s f/16.0 at 8.0mm iso100 full exif

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adrianox		01-May-2006 17:44
g'day folks - thanks v.much for your comments. I do enjoy this station - often the most inspiring part of my work day ;-( I have been shooting heaps with this lens over the past few weeks - methinks it's the best way to become familiar with it/any new lens? - i joked to a friend today that i aspire to see the world thru each of my lenses - practice, mother, practice (PMP) Cheers, adrian

Guest		01-May-2006 10:51
You seem to be surgically attached to that lens :-) The fish suits the roof perfectly, and the commuter sets the scene nicely. Good one!

Guest		30-Apr-2006 23:29
that lens was made for this shot Adrian, and you have bought them together perfectly, it's facinating, so much detail to take in.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		30-Apr-2006 21:39
Wow, I bet this looks stunning at full size. The detail and range is terrific! Haven't been to Paddington for a while, but I always remember it as a smoky place cos of the diesels. Looks much better now! Alistair

UZgroup(UZ Alumni)		29-Apr-2006 00:22
the yellow is such an integrating color throughout the image. That lens is amazing. Katherine

Shirley Haden		26-Apr-2006 22:50
I don't think I will ever see a place quite like this in my lifetime. I always have lived it rural areas or in a city now that doesn't have mass transport quite on that scale! We finally did get a lite-rail which is really pleasant to ride on. That is one huge terminal and you really show it off nicely.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		25-Apr-2006 18:35
Amazing depth to this picture, Adrian! The pock marks on the handrail are sharp aw well as the arched doors in tbe distance. Everything seems so clear and detailed - it is hard to see where the "stretch" the lense is giving comes in. Really like it a lot, it gives a whole new dimension to a picture. Just amazing - brent

Olympus DSLR Challenge		24-Apr-2006 18:39
see my response in "mind the gap" same applies ;-) The red satchel or bag he is carrying is the kicker tying it together colorwise Nicely done Charlie

Flick		23-Apr-2006 18:43
This is nice. Makes me want to have another go with that lens. We must have that next get together soon, all of us.

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