a few from Newcastle

[Muzzieman]

Hi Guys i haven't posted anything on here for a while, in fact i rarely get to take an image for myself at the moment(I shouldn't complain!) so here are a few i managed to grab while working for a client in the fair city of newcastle.

Tyne taxi by Muz Muzzymuz, on Flickr

Walk by Muz Muzzymuz, on Flickr

The Tyne by Muz Muzzymuz, on Flickr

Infinity bridge by Muz Muzzymuz, on Flickr

Under the bridge by Muz Muzzymuz, on Flickr

Tyne Bridge by Muz Muzzymuz, on Flickr

 

[holty]

no3 for my vote is the best

 

[Muzzieman]

Thanks

 

[Lozza123]

Stunning photos!

 

[Iiyama]

Beautiful shots. I really like the colours.

 

[Muzzieman]

Thanks guys!

 

[Kodiak Qc]

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My pick is #2…
and I bet a conversion will be successful too!

 

[lugworm]

I do like the last one, taken from the Gateshead side of the Tyne.

 

[SFTPhotography]

My pick is three. I'm a big open view sort of guy and three just hits all the buttons and a good shot to take when the Tynes not still. 2 and 4 if you're into closer tighter shots are good.

I like the last bit distortions and lack of still water reflections deviate from my ideal.

 

[ancient_mariner]

2. 3 and 4 all good for me. Number 1 doesn't sit easily with the rest because of the light trails, and the uncorrected perspective (also a weakness in the last, though much less critically).

 

[graeme_ncl]

These are stunning. Super-sharp, lovely colours & perspectives. #3 is my favourite (from High Level Bridge?) but the last one is really interesting, a less-often seen angle from the southern side.

 

[ste0803]

2 and 3 for me, especially 2 though, just a great capture.

I'm going to be going out and trying to get something similar. If you have any other locations you wouldn't mind sharing for something a bit different i'd be grateful.

 

[EdwardL]

Very enjoyable set - some excellent compositions among these

 

[Muzzieman]

Sorry for the delayed response i have been away on a well earned holiday!

2. 3 and 4 all good for me. Number 1 doesn't sit easily with the rest because of the light trails, and the uncorrected perspective (also a weakness in the last, though much less critically).

I didn't shoot the images with presenting them as a set on here as my motivation, light trails are a big part of what i do and the first image was intended to look as it does. I quite like the distortion from UWA lenses. I do have a 24mm TS lens for the correcting of verticals and converging lines but only use it when it's required. either personally or by a client. thanks for your comments though.

My pick is three. I'm a big open view sort of guy and three just hits all the buttons and a good shot to take when the Tynes not still. 2 and 4 if you're into closer tighter shots are good.

I like the last bit distortions and lack of still water reflections deviate from my ideal.

The tyne was like whitewater, very fast! Personally I was gutted that i couldn't get any reflections, i have another job up there in a few weeks so hopefully it will be still. thanks for the kind words.

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My pick is #2…
and I bet a conversion will be successful too!

Thanks, i thought it would work too and actually shot it with B&W in mind, but it just loses something rather than gaining. i like the warmth and tones of the colour more than a conversion.

2 and 3 for me, especially 2 though, just a great capture.

I'm going to be going out and trying to get something similar. If you have any other locations you wouldn't mind sharing for something a bit different i'd be grateful.

Where are you based?

 

[ste0803]

Where are you based?

Gateshead but willing to drive to somewhere with something good to shoot!

 

[plamen_gb]

Nice set of shots, quite well captured and the exposure looks spot on

 

[Muzzieman]

Gateshead but willing to drive to somewhere with something good to shoot!

I'll drop you a pm when I'm up there next.