Showing posts with label saint andrew's cathedral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saint andrew's cathedral. Show all posts

Monday, November 10, 2008

Europe Trip - London - Day 2 (Part 9)

the millenium bridge was opened in june 2000 and closed 3 days later when it was found to wobble alot, the problem was eventually rectified. according to an interview with the designer, he says there is nothing wrong with the bridge, just the way people walk... hmm?...

if you look at the far end of the millennium bridge, you'll see the dome of the st paul's cathedral
millennium bridge 1
Focal Length: 18.0mm, Exposure Time: 1/100, Aperture: f/16.0, ISO Equiv.: 200
GPS Latitude: N 51d 30m 34.9s, GPS Longitude: W 0d 5m 57.2s

Europe Trip - London - Day 2 (Part 8)

someone is looking very pleased with the cruise
jas - river cruise

the river cruise took us down the river thames and passed sites like...
Shakespaere's Globe Theatre
shakespere globe centre

the ooooold ooooold bar called the anchor from the medieval ages
the anchor

very very famous st paul's cathedral
St Paul's Cathedral

and not forgetting the bridges...
on the right, you'll blackfriars bridge, the red pillars use to support an oil railway line, wonder why they are left there...
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millennium bridge
millennium bridge 2

Monday, June 9, 2008

Tilt & Shift Effect

HDB - Tilt & Shift

This is my first attempt at a tilt & shift effect. This picture is taken from the 13th flr of my HDB flat. To see some really good shots using a TS-E lens, see this site from Vincent Laforet from the New York Times.

St Andrew's Cathedral - Tilt & Shift

Capitol Building - Tilt & Shift

Here's two photos i took of Saint Andrew's Cathedral and Capitol Building from Swissotel the Stamford.
click on the photos for a larger view