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Perth Wheel
#1

Went out last night to ride the wheel. I took a few shots, of which this was my favourite. Shot on my 5D2 with the 24-105 at 6.3 and ISO 500.

Hope you like it.

[Image: Perth-Wheel.jpg]

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#2

wow what a powerful piece. I love the light and the loneliness of the empty people carriers.

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#3

Beautiful! Love the lighting...

In Melbourne, they built a wheel in our waterfront city precinct... however it closed down one month after opening due to structural defects... true story! Big Grin

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_St...tion_Wheel
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#4

Thanks ST and Don - everything felt rock solid when we rode the wheel on Friday night.

You always wonder how well things like this are put together.

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#5

That looks like the one we had in York UK. Great photo.

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#6

Lovely shot there Chris. Smile
You mentioned that you rode the wheel... so where are the photos from the top? Tongue

I've been meaning to go for a ride in it just so I can get some photos of the city from the top. It would make a change from the same-old-shot-from-kings-park or the same-old-shot-from-south-perth which are lovely views but seem to be the only two angles the Perth CBD ever gets photographed from.

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#7

I did take some and they are ok. The view of the city is obstructed by the way the cubicle is constructed. Makes it difficult to get a great shot. The windows were not very clean either. I also had my wife and three kids which meant there wasn't much spare glass to shoot through Smile

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#8

Beautiful image!!
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