Day 120 (30/04/2013)I went for a stroll before work this morning. Came across a building foyer, filled with green lights.After working with the image, I felt it worked better in black & white. Interested in hearing what others prefer:
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Day 121 (1/5/2013)
A local shopping centre recently installed a car park monitoring system. It keeps a tally of free spaces, and has a red or green light above each space to indicate occupied or vacant.
I came through here on the weekend when it was full and I just loved the red glow which filled the place. Unfortunately, today it was virtually empty and none of the images I took came out as I had hoped.
I struggled with this one, almost to the point of using a filler from the previous day. However, I resisted the urge so we have a sub-par image for today.
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I think the image is better than you give it credit for!! Under the conditions, it is likely the best that you could make. That is part of the premise of the daily, work to improve by shooting every day! Part of that learning is figuring out why an image did not work..
Not an easy shot, good job!
Pat in NH
Day 121 (1/5/2013)
A local shopping centre recently installed a car park monitoring system. It keeps a tally of free spaces, and has a red or green light above each space to indicate occupied or vacant.
I came through here on the weekend when it was full and I just loved the red glow which filled the place. Unfortunately, today it was virtually empty and none of the images I took came out as I had hoped.
I struggled with this one, almost to the point of using a filler from the previous day. However, I resisted the urge so we have a sub-par image for today.
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Isn't is rather obvious if a spot is occupied, that is unless the car has a cloaking device turn on.![]()
Explained that way, it makes a lot of sense. Thanks.True. Bear in mind there are about 5000 spaces in the centre, not just the 40 or so you can see in the image. I guess the advantage is they can have the total free spaces at the start of each row. That way when its busy you don't have to drive down each row to find a free spot. It also means they can sync it with an ipad/iphone app giving people an exact map of free spots. I must admit it does remove the stress of looking for a spot.
True. Bear in mind there are about 5000 spaces in the centre, not just the 40 or so you can see in the image. I guess the advantage is they can have the total free spaces at the start of each row. That way when its busy you don't have to drive down each row to find a free spot. It also means they can sync it with an ipad/iphone app giving people an exact map of free spots. I must admit it does remove the stress of looking for a spot.
Day 122 (2/5/2013)
I went for a walk during my lunch break today. It was a beautiful sunny afternoon, with street performers out in force. One band caught my eye (and my ears). They are called 'our symphonic life' and they had a huge crowd around them.
I'd never heard of them but it looks like they are on a global tour to perform on the streets. As their website labels them "it's two classically trained composers from the hills of Vienna, Austria and a classically trained idiot from the English Yorkshire Dales, having so much fun!"
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