Night wheel
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View of Melbourne Yarra river with ferris wheel
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Ferris Wheel by the Yarra, Melbourne, Australia
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Ferris Wheel near the Yarra River Melbourne , Australia. / Taken with a Kodak EasyShare C875 / 2.0 seconds exposure / f/3.6 / ISO: 64 / 23.9mm Focal length
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Taken at the carnival on the bank of the Yarra River, Melbourne
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Two Ferris Wheels turning on a mid summer’s night; from a series: Sunset on the Small Town Carnival. Owing to the rise of mega-parks and high liability insurance, small town carnivals are rapidly disappearing. Whenever possible i try to document this vanishing aspect of the Twentieth Century American landscape. The original image was shot at 1/15th with a camera flash and 2 remote strobes. The long exposure shows motion and the flash freezes detail. I used opposing color filters on the remotes to get better depth in the subject. In post processing I used a combination of effects from both Illustrator and PhotoShop. The big trick was getting the file size down by rasterizing my AIs in PS and reopening them in AI and re-saving as a vector.
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taken with my mothers Minolta film camera!
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The Great Dorset Steam Fair 2008 at night. A line of showman engines with a big wheel and funfair in the background. Technical Data / Date : 27 August 2008 20:33 / Camera : Nikon D300 / Lens : Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 / Focal Length : 20mm / Shutter Speed : 0.6” / Aperture : f/4 / ISO : 200 Map of location More images of The Great Dorset Steam Fair This image was featured in the Dorset, England group on 1st September 2008.
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Photography 2008- / Fed. Square Melbourne on a hot summers night ,Swanlake on the big screen , feeling the breeze of the Ferris wheel as it goes around and around .
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London Eye
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The London Eye: The world’s largest observation wheel is 135 metres high. It provides a 30-minute, slow-moving ‘flight’ over London. Designed to reflect the elements of air, water, earth and time – the central theme is a circle of white light from within the rim which sweeps the skyline at 135 metres. The passenger capsules signifying ‘time’, is lit internally at the point of embarcation. Each high-tech capsule accommodating up to 25 people. The attraction has the capacity to handle 1,500 visitors every hour. The British Airways London Eye is a privately funded venture between British Airways, the Tussauds Group and London architects David Marks and Julia Barfield.
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Big wheel in the Jardin des Tuileries. / Grande roue dans le jardin des Tuileries. / Fuji 64T film photography scanned.
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Manchester Panoramic Wheel Nikon D80 – 12-24 mm Featured in Photography 101 on March, 2009 Featured in Boredom Competitions on the 24/7 on March, 2009 Challenge winner City Life on March, 2009 Featured in Weekly Theme Challenges on March, 2009
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Niagara Falls, November 2006 Taken from the hotel, this view focuses on the ferris wheel located right on the main street leading down to the falls. To the left, you can see a building which appears to be on it’s side – this is the Ripley’s Believe it Or Not Museum.
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ferris wheel
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A view from the yarra at night taken with a Canon 500D eos and a 10-20mm Wide Angle Lens
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The new Perth Ferris wheel located down on the foreshore.
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Canon EOS 30D / ISO 800 / f2.8 / 1/125 sec Royal Adelaide Show
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Navratri festival ends today and tomorrow(the 10th day)-another popular festival Dusshera will be celebrated all across India. Yesterday me and my friends had a great time enjoying the on going Dusshera festival here in my home town. The official celebrations for this festival starts from day one of Navratri festival. Dusshera festival is celebrated in “dusshera ground” of my town(it’s just 10 minutes walk from my home) and streets are filled with people(of all age groups) going to Dusshera ground along with their friends & families. In the Dusshera ground there is preparations going on for tomorrow’s main Dusshera festival, there are several fun rides & Ferris wheels, small shops selling various goods,food stalls etc. I was not home for all navratri festival days, so i came back home yesterday and i straight way rush to “Dusshera ground” with my friends and we had great time. About Dusshera festival Dusshera is a popular festival celebrated by Hindus all over India, albeit with different names. It is also known as Vijayadashmi (‘Vijay’ meaning ‘victory’ and ‘Dashmi meaning ‘tenth day), as it is believed that it was on this day that Lord Rama killed the demon-king, Ravana and rescued his abducted wife – Sita. In other words, it signifies the triumph of good over evil. The legendary triumph is reenacted to the day. In the northern parts of India, huge effigies of Ravana, his giant brother Kumbhkarna and son Meghnath are placed in vast open grounds. Fireworks and crackers are placed inside the effigies. Actors dressed as Rama, his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana enact the final moments of the battle, at the Ramlila ground. After the enactment of the climax of the war with Ravana, the character playing Rama shoots an arrow with a flaming tip at the effigies from a safe distance and the crowd bursts up in cheer, as the crackers catch fire. The enthusiasm and the cheers sometimes even drown the deafening blast. Merriment ensues, as people indulge themselves games, dance and music that are held at the fair. Main festival of Dusshera is tomorrow, i hope to get some neat shots.
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Dusk at the Royal Melbourne Show. Featured in Moody, Dark, Evocative group.
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