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The beautiful city of Prague was bathed in pink at sunrise, which reflected nicely on the river Vitava.
A Long Exposure gave me some nice movement in the sky and smoothed the rippled water.
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Bathed In Light
I posted an image from this very spot last week before sunrise, this is the other extreme, with the snow covered Black Mount range bathed in the first warm light of morning.
I think I still prefer the clean white snow of the previous image but this does give the more usual look from Lochan na h-Achlaise at sunrise.
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Camera - Sony A7RII
Lens - Sony FE16-35mm f4
Focal Length 33mm
Fstop - f11
Exposure Time - 1/320 second
ISOspeed - ISO100
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There was a Red Cardinal on one side and a Blue Jay on the other but I had the macro lens on and by the time I changed lens the Cardinal was gone but the Blue Jay decided it was bath time.
Originally known as Kings Circus, an example of Geogian architecture, designed by John Wood and built between 1754 and 1769. Some properties were damaged during an air raid in 1942 and were rebuilt in the original style.
View from Beechen Cliff looking over Widcombe and Bathwick Hill to the right, and an HST from London at Bath Spar station, below left
The end to a brilliant stay in Bath for Abbey's graduation. We will be back to this beautiful city very soon.
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Pulteney Bridge, Bath. My first attempt at an HDR image. Lurid colours knocked back with a gradient map layer in PS. Made from one raw NEF image from my Nikon D200.
Went to Howick this morning sky looked quite promising never really made the colour I wish for but was happy with what I got.
I Hope everyone has a fab Christmas and new year.
57314 'Conwy Castle' passes Sydney Gardens with 1Z69, 0700 Nottingham-Bath Spa Northern Belle excursion on 11 November, 2022.
The Circus est un ensemble résidentiel à Bath en Angleterre composé de trois segments en arc de cercle, séparé chacun par une voie d'entrée, formant une place ronde. Il a été conçu par l'architecte John Wood le Vieux, et construit entre 1754 et 1768. Il est considéré comme un des principaux exemples d'architecture georgienne. Son nom vient du latin "Circus", qui désigne un anneau, ovale ou circulaire. L'architecte lui a donné pratiquement les mêmes dimensions que l'ensemble mégalithique de Stonehenge.
L'architecte John Wood le Vieux mourut moins de trois mois après la pose de la première pierre, et son fils, John Wood le Jeune, termina le projet selon les dessins de son père.
This beautiful Grade II-listed indoor market in Bath, Somerset, with a central glazed dome dates from 1861-3 and is the oldest shopping venue in the city. A market has traded on this site, which is near both the Abbey and the famous Pulteney Bridge, for the last 800 years.
Surviving from around 1770, when there was an earlier market here, is the ‘Nail’, a table on which market transactions took place, hence the saying, ‘pay on the nail’. Today a colourful group of 20 or so stall holders trade from this jewel of Bath.