From The Boiler House Roof ( For Chipka). by kgb224
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A dedication for my friend Chipka. I enjoyed his night capture of a river in Chicago so much. So here is one for you Chipka. Also one to enjoy by every Renderosity member. Made use of a sturdy new tripod and mounted my camera on it. Made us of Aperture setting with the following settings. Aperture-F22,ISO-400,Shutter speed-32 seconds.The chimneys that you see is that of the old station that is out of commission long before i started to work at the power station in 1989. Venus is visible between the two chimneys. If you look at the bottom of the chimneys you do see light trails. It was peak traffic at the time that i took this capture.This is a view looking towards the west of Pretoria. Also made use of 2 second self timer.
Comments (13)
Wonderful shot Christo and thanks for explaining your method.
fantastic study and shot !!
Very very good
Fantastic capture!
Really cool shot and love that Venus is included:)
Most interesting and rather beautiful.
dramatic and powerful night shot.
Nicely done! Superb shot.
Nice capture. the two old smoke stacks somehow make the picture!
Good to see someone with the courage to get out of auto!!!!!! Well done.
Well done on the long exposure, Christo! I like the starry flares on the lights, Clive
This is an excellent POV Christo, I like every element of this dusk shot, the clouds look great as they wander slowly here causing a softening of the sky, you are doing great with night shots, congrats on the new pod, and invest in a cable release, you will find that it will have paid for itself 50 fold, with your first 5 captures man.
Excellent capture. Well done.