This was shot last summer at Epcot's World Showcase, in the China pavilion. I had always liked the architecture out there, especially when it was lit at night. Unfortunately, I hadn't planned on doing any night shooting, so my tripod was sitting at home. Thankfully there was a low wall there, so my McGyver skills took over and wah-lah... instant stable surface. I took several shots and hoped for the best. This one was the least noisy (had to use a high ISO to even remotely be able to brace the camera on the wall without it moving). Shot with my E-300, using the 18-180mm lens, actual focal length was 18mm. Aperture was F4.5, shutter speed was 1/5th of a second, and the ISO was 800. I did do a slight noise filter in each of the channels in Photoshop, just to clean things a bit, but other than that, no post work applied (except the obvious resize and signature). Thanks to all the folks who have stopped by and checked out my photos and artwork. I might not have time to comment on all the artist's work that I'd like to, but I definitely do look at as much of it as I can. Here's hoping that everyone has an excellent New Year. Be safe, be well, and be happy.