New Brighton Lighthouse on the Wirral.
I came here a couple of years ago, and took a shot of this lighthouse with my Canon G3. This was just before I ventured into the world of the digital SLR. However, I haven’t really been happy with it since then, and have always said I plan to go back and try again.
Well today, being Bank Holiday Monday, my wife and I decided to take our kids on the obligatory day out somewhere, and ended up back at New Brighton.
Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t up to much, alternating from sunshine to the veyr real threat of lots of very wet rain, so I decided to have a few goes at a shot, and then pack up.
Exif : Canon EOS 30D // Focal Length: 31.0mm // Exposure Time: 1/30 // Aperture: f/20.0 // ISO equiv: 100
I’ve also noticed, I have sensor snot again 🙁 I only cleaned it the other week (for the first time I might add). Not to worry, at least I know what to do now 😉
Michael Rawluk said:
May 8th, 2007 at 00:05Nice composition. Works very well.
Pete Carr said:
May 8th, 2007 at 12:47Very nice 🙂
Marcel said:
May 8th, 2007 at 14:46Thanks very much you two 🙂
I would have preferred more drama in the sky, or waiting until sunset, but unfortunately the first is in the lap of the gods, and the second is in the lap of the kids who wanted to get home for tea 🙂
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