Macqaurie's Lighthouse
Uploaded: September 30, 2001
Sydney, Australia 2001
Vasko October 01, 2001
Is this the same one as the close-up? I have to admit that I like this one much better, being black and white and all...The only thing that kind of "bothers" me is that the building got cut off. What lens did you use?
Nice, though!
Rock on,
Vasko #961
Glenn Theal October 01, 2001
I commented on this photo the last time it was submitted, and my opinion has not changed. It is indeed a wonderful photo.Cheers,
Glenn #1367
Christopher A. Pace October 02, 2001
Yes Vasko tghis is the same lighthouse as the close up one. It was taken with a 28-80 lens which came with my modest Minolta 404Si camera. I like this photo too. I actually took the photo cropped as is to avoid having the lighthouse tower in the middle of the photo. I actually do have another photo of this lighthouse from a little further back and it includes the entire building. However I do not think that it is as effective as the cropped one you see here.Ciao Chris
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#1373
Vasko October 02, 2001
I agree with you on cropping it. Had the light house been in the center, it would have done much more damage to the photo than cropping a bit of the building...good call!Rock on,
Vasko #1401
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