My latest best shot

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paulmurphy
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My latest best shot

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Hi guys,

Just thought you might like to see this weeks 'best shot', taken whilst walking through Leazes Park in Newcastle on my way to work.

It was pretty cold - the boating lake was frozen solid, just caught this as the sun came over the horizon.

Camera A700, lens Minolta 28-135mm, hand held

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I love seeing shots from honest folk who have to get up before the sun does :-)

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I'll second that, although I don't know how one would hold a camera still enough in those conditions even with SSS, I'm damn sure I couldn't, but the photo speaks for itself...top work.
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Nobody says it's sunrise, maybe Murph is going at work at sunset :lol: :lol:

Nice shot Murph. You were not walking, didn't you?
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paulmurphy wrote:It was pretty cold - the boating lake was frozen solid, just caught this as the sun came over the horizon.
Hi Dr. Harout,

:D But Paul does say "as the sun came over the horizon" Doc, which, bearing a 'came' in the statement significantly implies the first lights of a sunrise... :D ...I hope...
( your word detective at your service! :D )


Nice shot Paul, thanks for inspiring us for walks in the earliest hours... :D

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paulmurphy
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Thanks for the comments, it was sunrise, although at this time of year it's not too early - that was about 08:30, I was on a later start (normally in by 07:30) so don't get the chance to photograph sunsrise much in winter.

When you get mornings like that though it's worth making the effort.

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David Kilpatrick wrote:I love seeing shots from honest folk who have to get up before the sun does :-)
Maybe he was just heading home from the pub? :lol:
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