Mersey night, sunrise and sun - set pics

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Originally Posted by Max

When did you do them Pete?

I'd like to do some when theres all light shows around like capital of culture signs on buildings.

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I think it was at least 18 months ago. I'm noticing you're getting a bit of flare from other lights in your shot. If you can get a lens hood or just hold your hand near it to block out the flare.

A few from last week. The Thorntons one made me laugh. I have a feeble sense of humour:unibrow:

Digging for chocolate:rolleyes: Rex Makin's office is on top of the shop, btw.
http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/...v/image008.jpg

http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/...v/image009.jpg

http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/...v/image007.jpg

http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/...v/image010.jpg

Did you use a tripod for those pictures, scouserdave?

Most deffo!:PDT_Piratz_26:

Renshaw Street.

http://static.flickr.com/102/306962007_7d5d46c62b_o.jpg

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Originally Posted by PhilipG

Renshaw Street.

http://static.flickr.com/102/306962007_7d5d46c62b_o.jpg

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Wow! Very bright, :) Thanks Phil, My night pics are cack.

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Originally Posted by Kev

Wow! Very bright, :) Thanks Phil, My night pics are cack.

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Thank you.
I've finally figured out how to use my M setting. :)
15 secs / F8, and no tripod!

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Originally Posted by petecarr

I think it was at least 18 months ago. I'm noticing you're getting a bit of flare from other lights in your shot. If you can get a lens hood or just hold your hand near it to block out the flare.

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Aye I get unwanted light in my shots.

I think my best night shot is the Empire Theatre.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7093383...7594236563283/

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Originally Posted by Kev

Wow! Very bright, :) Thanks Phil, My night pics are cack.

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Yet you have a real good camera.:eek:

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Originally Posted by PhilipG

Thank you.
I've finally figured out how to use my M setting. :)
15 secs / F8, and no tripod!

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Great pic Phil. That's astonishing that you can hold your camera for 15 seconds and get a pic like that.

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Originally Posted by scouserdave

Great pic Phil. That's astonishing that you can hold your camera for 15 seconds and get a pic like that.

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Thank you.

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Originally Posted by Cissie Braithwaite

Did you use a tripod for those pictures, scouserdave?

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Can't do night pictures without tripypod.:PDT_Aliboronz_24:

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Originally Posted by PhilipG

Thank you.
I've finally figured out how to use my M setting. :)
15 secs / F8, and no tripod!

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Surely you must rest it on something? I can't believe you hand hold for 15 seconds. It would easily show camera shake.

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Originally Posted by petecarr

Surely you must rest it on something? I can't believe you hand hold for 15 seconds. It would easily show camera shake.

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I think that was one of Dave's little jokes.
I rested it on a BT thingy, but there are loads of other things to rest cameras on.
You have to make sure there are no Tripod Police about, though. :celb (23):