Reflections from a nightly wander

[Wes Hall]

A night of reflections and capturing scenes through the windows of the city.

 

[Pete Askew]

I like these a lot, Wes. The complexity of the first is great especially with that upper reflection and the way the two ladies look like they may also be the same person view from two angles in some way. The colours a gorgeous too and are what make the next image so good too. And then there is the station with the sole figure in motion and the super contrast in lighting. A fine catch!

 

[Wes Hall]

Thanks Pete, the first shot is my favourite thanks to the variety of small visual stories going on within, particularly the crossing lights and window frame lines. I didn't spot the angles with the two ladies, but now it can't be unseen! I may very well revisit the station as I loved that walkway, and thanks to the harsh lighting it was possible to handheld the shot.

 

[Chris Bennett]

These are good Wes. What did you take them with?

 

[Wes Hall]

Thanks Chris, they're from the Pentax KS-1 and the super takumar 135 3.5. was very impressed at how it coped in low light, such a bright lens. All at ISO 100 (too many specs mentioned in this reply I feel I may have performed a sin ).

 

[Russ Butner]

Nice . Will this become a project?

 

[Wes Hall]

Nice . Will this become a project?

I could certainly get behind this idea Russ... I'm very partial to night time wandering and photography...time to give it some thought.