Liverpool

[Tony8]

I was in Liverpool with work for a few days last week and managed to find a dry day to get some shots along the waterfront near the Liver Building. It was too early for any blue hour stuff with the river, but I tried to capture some of the interesting buildings and architecture down there (as well as the obligatory Liver Birds shots!) Full set here for anyone interested.

Any and all comments greatly appreciated, thanks for looking

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[jakeblu]

Some decent images there Tony, I especially like the reflection on the side of the building with the Liver birds and the clock tower.

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Really nice set of images Tony, of a place I like very much.

George.

 

[Tony8]

Some decent images there Tony, I especially like the reflection on the side of the building with the Liver birds and the clock tower.

Thanks Steve, that is one of my favourite too, old and new and all that

Really nice set of images Tony, of a place I like very much.

George.

Cheers George, it's a great spot, I just wish I had had more time to shoot. I had spotted loads of other interesting locations whilst in an around the city centre, but never had the camera with me. One reason why I am looking to pick up a good compact soon

 

[Tony8]

Not forgetting the iconic liver bird…

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[minnnt]

Hmmm, nice stuff. Really like #6

 

[Tony8]

A very belated thanks, David

Here's another of one of the building shown above, from a different perspective...


Apex by Tony Richardson, on Flickr

 

[Mag1cp2x]

For me, no.7 is the outstanding image in a very good set.

 

[Trappe]

Really like number 7. I tried something similar to shot 2 using a 12mm lens.

 

[jondc]

Some nice images there, like the reflection one

 

[Tony8]

For me, no.7 is the outstanding image in a very good set.

Thanks Graeme, appreciate you taking the time to comment and interesting to see that 7 seems to be a common favourite

Really like number 7. I tried something similar to shot 2 using a 12mm lens.

Thanks Rory. 17mm is the widest focal length I have available to me just now, but I wish I had had a UWA for those interiors - a fantastic building that would have really benefitted from it! I might look to pick one up as I seem to be drawn to this kind of shot lately. Would be interested to see your shot at 12mm if you fancy throwing it up?

Some nice images there, like the reflection one

Thanks for looking and commenting, Jonothan

 

[christopher hill]

Fantastic shots of my home town well done

 

[Tony8]

Many thanks Christopher, it's a gem of a place for photography! I look forward to capturing more of it on future visits

 

[Phiggys]

A really nice set of images
I used to love visiting Liverpool in years gone by
And so many Happy memories

 

[Kodiak Qc]

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I like your eye on things, cool compositions and renditions.
Do I notice a systematic reluctance at keystoning?

 

[Tony8]

A really nice set of images
I used to love visiting Liverpool in years gone by
And so many Happy memories

Cheers Phil, 'tis a fantastic city to stroll around with a camera, that's for sure

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I like your eye on things, cool compositions and renditions.
Do I notice a systematic reluctance at keystoning?

Thanks Daniel. Re keystoning... guilty as charged although I shall endeavour to do better from now on