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Short Circuit

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Electricity everywhere and so evident at night in street lighting. I took this shot after meeting Mark for coffee 2 weeks ago. It’s this building site right in the middle of Cork City. More conventional shots will follow over the next few days.

Aperture ƒ/11
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 10mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 8s

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9 responses to “Short Circuit”

  1. Three in the sky

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  2. Will Knott avatar
    Will Knott

    Shouldn’t this be called “dancing at the disco”?

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  3. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    Will – thanks for commenting! 🙂

    That’s a good title, I have another couple of shots like this. Maybe I’ll join ’em together and use that title!

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  4. How to short circuit

    […] since I posted Short Circuit I’ve been meaning to post a small tutorial on how I did it. There were so many comments from […]

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  5. Flickr: KatherineKenny avatar
    Flickr: KatherineKenny

    I like it, it kind of draws you in!

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  6. Flickr: katiecor avatar
    Flickr: katiecor

    Donncha,

    Have you proposed a location in Doneraile Park where everyone can meet up, so that we won’t have lost souls wandering around the 165 acres, approaching innocent tourists??

    Katie

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  7. Flickr: Donncha @ InPhotos.org avatar
    Flickr: Donncha @ InPhotos.org

    katiecor – I hoped the carpark would be a good place to start, but I’ll mail you my mobile number just in case!

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  8. Flickr: scising4 avatar
    Flickr: scising4

    Cool picture. Great conversation starter.

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  9. Flickr: Alexia Golez avatar
    Flickr: Alexia Golez

    Very cool photo

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