Red Coat On Rundle

Ta Babe! This was my fave shot out of a handfull ;)

What sorta exposure time are you using for these Belinda?? They rock!!

Will get back to you with that info Craig….....:)

Hehehe Ya don’t have to if you wanna keep it to yer self ;) :) Am just interested how you get those ghostly images :) I wouldn’t have a chance to really work on stuff like this for a while anyway. And actually, maybe I’m better off experimenting eh .. .and not being so lazy asking the how did you do that bit :P

That’s cool babe-I usually put all those details with my pix anyway (and as of last nite have updated almost all of them to have their info with them). Because I use ALL SORTS of cameras, it’s cool to show what capabilities some of them have….;)

Nice, I like it.

Very cool. I love the motion here.

Only 1.6 sec. Just goes to show we are in a hurry these days

Thanks for that Belinda :) I really appreciate that :) Helps. I thought the exp was a lot longer than that ;)

Hey guys, 1.6 sec is a long time when you r doing it over and over again!!!! ;)

Nice work. Love the shadowy figures filing past.

Hehehehehe Try 60 second exposures over and over Belinda ;) I know what you mean though eh :) :)

Great pic, love the movement created by the long exposure

Thanks Carole-have spent a lot of time just staring at this picture!!

I’m not surprised, Belinda, its very hypnotic!

Like this.
Nice work Belinda.. and I think I’ve walked pass this window before :)

Saying cheese,
Leith.

Ta Leith…Love that shop :)

Great shot , very inspiring

Thanks heaps orourke…:)

WOw they do look ghostly but in a calm way thats is so cool how u did that u rock I like ur work

Thanks Hon! :0

Beautifully composed street shot Belinda, you asked about how I took the pub shots, well I never walked in and started snapping away, I went in to have a few beers primarily, the flat bottomed camera was left on the table top next to the beer, set on f16, aimed and triggered there at any potential pictures, most people did not seem to notice, and if they did , did not find it as confronting as an aimed camera at eye level, however I would not have tried it sober because you need to fit in with the mood and rythem of the place, to be both sensitive to it and not stand out. The photography was definitely secondary. I recommend you do NOT try doing it this way.

Thanks Vic!!! Note taken….

I’m a real sucker for motion blur – this one is truly excellent :-)

Ta Jack!

Ghostly.. and mega cool!

You have worked your magic once again Belinda

Thankyou Ronald and Jumpy :)

Great shot,every thing works in it and it looks so good.

i love this great angle, amazing photos u have the eye of a pro, thanks for all your top comments!

Ta Alistair and Ashy-you both rock!

really like this shot.awesome.cheers for the comments on my work too m8, really appreciate it.

You deserve it Babe!!

Fabulous photo!!!!!! Love the movement of people on the sidewalk, and contrast of that stunning red coat with blue blue trousers. The window manequins look like a couple just standing there watching everyone go by. Very interesting.

This is a great shot Belinda. Beautiful contrast between the muted colours of the people and the red coat in the window. You must really like a challenge taking “action” shots in Adelaide :-).

Only joking. Thanks for all of your comments. Keep up the good work.

Ahhh yes…us poor folk in Adelaide….actually you can give us a bit of pity-I reckon we’ve all photographed everything here 20 times over…..:)
Thanks for looking-you keep up the good work too…;)

This one is very well done, you’re extremely talented at what you do

So are you Hiroko!!!

Excellent work

motion and stillness all in one – LOVE this shot! Exposure is dead on, too!!!

I am intrigued by your shot….brilliant!

Very cool

Thanks all! Most appreciated :) It’s def a fave of mine now :)

Great shot! Love the movement and feel of it.

nice! great movement feels like a memory or da-ja-vu. Very effective.

Brilliant shot, somewhat mysterious. The headless models in the window seem more real than the actual people passing by.

great shot! very creative eye.

Perfect!

cool

Love this, really really nice. Love it.

This is wonderful! i’ve always wanted to replicate that “effect” but i’m too much of an amatuer.

Ta everyone-Violins, just play play play! And soon you will understand…....:)

I always like this kind of photo’s. You do need a tripod for this …Very beautiful!

I love city movement, my fave.

THis is a wonderful shot. The title says it all and the people are incidental. Great.

Great capture, briliant work well done.

great shot. Creative thinking goes a long way!

Found this by accident. Stunning.

Much thanks all :)

What an astonishing ride on the color wheel. Your control over the feeling of this image is exquisite. It combines alienation with urban powerfully. The only bodies lack heads, the only heads lack substance. Wheeeeee…. wunnerful trip.

i love everything about this.

beautiful shot belinda . . . there’s so much to love about this . . . an instant fave sweetie
xXx

ooooo… i love this capture… :D

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Thanks All :D

This truly is an amazing shot!! Great work! Congrats on the feature in “Storefronts” !!!

Excellent image.

Hooray!
Thanks Heather!! ;D
And many thanks Jeff and Nigdaw…it’s def a fave of mine too ;)

wonderful! wow, love it!!!!

excellent,