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So, having looked at the rail timetable for Sunday I went to London on Saturday instead, and took in the Wallace Collection (well, frankly little of it), the Royal Academy of Arts GSK Contemporary exhibition (more than planned, frankly) and Tate Modern's Rothko exhibition (and another look at the Unilever exhibition in the Turbine Hall). Write ups later but - given that I spent large swathes of today in areas where photography is verboten, how come I did 94 photos?
Okay, it turns out I was playing with night shots, and in part attempts to photo the no-longer-full moon at perihelion. Trying out a new tripod, which clearly, er, has a knack.
This is without making use of a tripod:
And this is making use of the railing that was frosted an hour or so later:
The quality of light is fascinating - both are eight second exposures.
Okay, it turns out I was playing with night shots, and in part attempts to photo the no-longer-full moon at perihelion. Trying out a new tripod, which clearly, er, has a knack.
This is without making use of a tripod:
And this is making use of the railing that was frosted an hour or so later:
The quality of light is fascinating - both are eight second exposures.
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