The Middlesbrough Wheel

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TSOPTC33
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The Middlesbrough Wheel

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Thought it was about time I posted some pics up here after lurking for a while.

This was my first proper night shoot with long exposures so I was quite chuffed with the results.

The wheel had a couple of lights out which made it a bit tricky, but I managed to cope.

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#2
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#3
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All taken with an a200 and Sony 50mm 1.8.

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I like the first one. well Ilike them all but I especially like the first oen
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Very nice, #1 especially.

That hamster sure runs fast! ;^)
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I agree, that's good photography, no.1 is effective with the reflection especially.
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Bingo on #1. Nice work.
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I like number two in this series. It's easy to scroll right over it after looking at number one because that one has more visual glitz and glamour, but I think number two has a better composition.
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Very nice shots TSOPTC33. I like the cropped view rather than seeing the whole wheel in #2 and #3, and I particularly like #3 (just to be different :D ).
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1 & 2 for me. Keep posting. :D
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Cheers everybody, much appreciated, think I might do and take some night shots of a few local bridges, I can see myself getting into this night shooting business!
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