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Millennium St. Paul's

By safeer qamar

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London is just vibrant at night. Millennium Bridge looking over to Saint Paul's Cathedral. 30th March 2009.

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  1. AdamP

    Will (and Jeff), the ghostly figure on the left appears that way because this was taken at a long exposure. The person was standing there for part of the shot, then moved. Often you won't be able to tell where they went because they move quick enough that the sensor (or film) doesn't have them in one spot long enough to change the light pattern. My sister, brother-in-law and I spent an hour or so one Christmas playing with this technique, making it appear that our ghosts were punching through each other and being generally unsuccessfully violent. As for the shot, it's nice, but I think less sky and more foreground would do this picture some good. There are very few times when having the distant subject of a photo dead center are visually appealing. In my opinion anyway. You've got a great leading element with the bridge. I just wish it lead to something other than the absolute center of the photo. I don't know the geography here, but maybe standing farther back, tilting down and using a longer zoom would help to give it a bit more balance.

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  2. Darvos

    I don't know drh, I think that the cranes add to the picture to some degree, you have old London clearly with St. Paul's, but in the same shot we have the Millennium Bridge, a clear contrast between two era's. Add to that the skyline includes modern buildings as well. So we have a paradox, where really all things that were old (like St Paul's) were once grand new building projects.

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