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I borrowed a tripod from one of my cousins and used it when I took these evening shots of St.Peters Cathedral in North Adelaide.
Unfortunately I got lens flare on all of my wide angle shots of the complete frontage of the Cathedral, but I've included a couple of them anyway, along with a standard lens shot of the twin steeples.
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This is how these pictures came back from the lab. Night time prints often seem to come back as monochromatic yellows or oranges against a black background. |
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As I was on the opposite side of the road from the Cathedral, it was interesting trying to get a long enough gap in the passing traffic for my time exposures. My sister in law acted as my assistant and kept a close watch on the traffic lights in each direction while I concentrated on counting the seconds on my watch while I held the shutter release cable in the open position.
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A little bit of playing around with my scanner parameters yielded these results. They aren't such obviously "night time" shots, and the blue of the sky which I had hoped to capture actually comes out in a couple of these shots. |
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Last Revised: 1st April, 2000.
