Big Eye Gondola B&W

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Image Title: Big Eye Gondola B&W

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By: Roger Williams

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Photographer	Roger Williams {Karma:86139}
Project	#33 Pictures of Famous Places	Camera Model	Fuji TX-1
Categories	Transportation	Film Format
Portfolio	Black & White Panoramas	Lens	Fujinon 45/4
Uploaded	11/6/2003	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia 800
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Critiques	5	Rating	6.17 / 3 Ratings
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About	It was a miserable day for our trip on the big wheel, but the storm clouds made a dramatic backdrop to the gondola at the top. Visit http://www.fujirangefinder.com/document.php?id=768 for a larger view. Click on the image for an even larger one!

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John E Robertson {K:1752} 11/7/2003

Unusual view of the London Eye, very effective.!!

Amitava Banerjea {K:7088} 11/6/2003

Yet another unusual viewpoint. I prefer the horizontal one in color. For this one, may be a little less sky at the top and a little greater width to allow the right-hand edge to completely fit in the frame.

Craig Hanson {K:7836} 11/6/2003

Impressive piece of machinery! Good choise to use b&w to bring out the lines and shapes too!

And thank you for your comments on my "Orange Bridge" photo. My lens has an image stabilizer, so even at speeds as slow as 1/8, it's possible to get sharp shots without a tripod. It's great for making your load lighter when mountain climbing or whatever. The bridge post is covered with metal, I believe. It was raining lightly when I took the shot, which accounts for the laquer-like texture of the top black portion. I used f4 to blur the trees in the background. Glad you liked it!

Regards, Craig

JL E {K:9693} 11/6/2003

excellent work with light and contrast! good composition
cheers,
jose

Jani Salvataggio {K:27283} 11/6/2003

good idea!!

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