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Clouds move at night

Clouds fly across the sky in this nighttime shot of Cork City. A crane is in the middle distance, practically a symbol of the City at this stage.

The building site in the foreground is on the old site of the Guy And Company building. There’s St. Anne’s Church or Shandon Bells in the distance.

Aperture ƒ/8
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 10mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 10s

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7 responses to “Clouds move at night”

  1. Thom avatar
    Thom

    Love the perspective.

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  2. Flickr: xeer avatar
    Flickr: xeer

    Thanks! It was taken from the top of Tesco’s carpark on Paul St., looking mostly north.

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  3. duncmc avatar
    duncmc

    Great night time shot of the city. I love the motion blur on the clouds in long exposure shots like this – it gives a very dynamic feel. And look at that crane jib, don’t you just love ultra-wide distortion!

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  4. Flickr: K's Photo's avatar
    Flickr: K’s Photo’s

    love it , well caught ….where was it taken from , the North Main St.car park ?

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  5. John Cronin avatar
    John Cronin

    Hi,

    Stumbled upon your site simply by following a wordpress blogroll link.

    Really like this photo …love the way the crane arm gives the impression that it could go on forever.

    You’ve got a new subscriber!

    John

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  6. Donncha O Caoimh avatar
    Donncha O Caoimh

    Thanks for commenting everyone. Makes the effort of going up there worth it! And thank you John for subscribing!

    Reply
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