The buildings of the Grand Parade in Cork face away from the setting sung on a cold February afternoon earlier this year. Cork bathes in the frosty sunlight.
This image was of course made of two images, one for the sky and one for the city. It was handheld and shot using the bracketing function (AEB) on the Canon 20D. The image isn’t perfect. My hand moved between frames but it’s only noticeable at the horizon if you look carefully.
Taken from the car park? It’s a very unusual angle, in that it gives the impression it was taken from much higher and further back, but I love the result.
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Flickr: royskeane
on
November 14, 2007 at
6:29am
Wide angle lens rules
I wish I had a tripod with me that day and made a better job of it though.
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Flickr: Donncha O Caoimh
on
November 14, 2007 at
11:19am
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