Dood.. I can't believe it!
You were, like, right there and you couldn't take a few more steps to the very center and take it straight up instead of 65 degree angle?
In case somebody is hesitant about how to take up staright up shots properly, here's the techniques our esteemed Dutch friend and bona fide LPS3 judge Messeer Michiel de Brieder uses:
Dood.. I can't believe it!
You were, like, right there and you couldn't take a few more steps to the very center and take it straight up instead of 65 degree angle?
In case somebody is hesitant about how to take up staright up shots properly, here's the techniques our esteemed Dutch friend and bona fide LPS3 judge Messeer Michiel de Brieder uses:
Well Nikolai...
It was rainning - oh dam, just a lauzy justification !
I just had to lean back a little bit more and be more carefull...
Just finished editing 700 pics from my trip to NZ...
If you look closely, you will see three overhanging arms. People BASE jump from here (192m I think). It's the tallest structure in the southern hemisphere.
Just finished editing 700 pics from my trip to NZ...
If you look closely, you will see three overhanging arms. People BASE jump from here (192m I think). It's the tallest structure in the southern hemisphere.
Matthew
Did you stand on the glass ?
On the ground, where the glass is, I mean.
There are people who can't.
Just finished editing 700 pics from my trip to NZ...
If you look closely, you will see three overhanging arms. People BASE jump from here (192m I think). It's the tallest structure in the southern hemisphere.
I am cracking up. Not only are some of these inspiring but this thread is way too funny. When it quits raining I'll go get some....now that I'm finished with peppers and spice bottles
Shot this sunday, 4-29-07. I was quite suprised when I was laying on the ground clicking away and here a voice behind me, "what are you doing?" I said Im taking pictures, she said why? I said why not? she said because this is private property. I said, oh well im sorry. Then she said were gonna hafta ask you to leave and took my name. I should of told her they should post it if they dont want anybody there. Theres parking spaces right in front of the thing, its in open grass no fences or signs or anything. Seems to me if they didnt want anybody there theyd post signs especially sense there is painted lines for parking right in front of it.
Shot this sunday, 4-29-07. I was quite suprised when I was laying on the ground clicking away and here a voice behind me, "what are you doing?" I said Im taking pictures, she said why? I said why not? she said because this is private property. I said, oh well im sorry. Then she said were gonna hafta ask you to leave and took my name. I should of told her they should post it if they dont want anybody there. Theres parking spaces right in front of the thing, its in open grass no fences or signs or anything. Seems to me if they didnt want anybody there theyd post signs especially sense there is painted lines for parking right in front of it.
Nice entry, cool shot and great story!
Sorry about the hassle.
What is it, anyway? A water tower, mebbe? Do you have any "conventional" shots of this structure?
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Matthew
That's the one with 1937 fire? Awesome!
Great entry!
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These are pretty cool, thank you for the great entries!
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Dood.. I can't believe it!
You were, like, right there and you couldn't take a few more steps to the very center and take it straight up instead of 65 degree angle?
In case somebody is hesitant about how to take up staright up shots properly, here's the techniques our esteemed Dutch friend and bona fide LPS3 judge Messeer Michiel de Brieder uses:
Well Nikolai...
It was rainning - oh dam, just a lauzy justification !
I just had to lean back a little bit more and be more carefull...
But, how about these ?
Am I forgiven ?
"Bless thee, go in peace and don't sin again" :-)
I love that ! Wonderful.
Naaaaice! Very nice! I'm glad you remembered of this wa :-)
See ???? !!!!
Thanks, man, it looks right at home here!
If you look closely, you will see three overhanging arms. People BASE jump from here (192m I think). It's the tallest structure in the southern hemisphere.
Matthew
On the ground, where the glass is, I mean.
There are people who can't.
My wife didn't like that at all; I think she stepped across once. She let me take the pictures downward!
Jumped on it until my wife told me off
I would have done the BASE jump too, but it was late and the wind was pretty strong.
Matthew
Great entry!
Remembering Nikolai's assignments in India
Stan
I am cracking up. Not only are some of these inspiring but this thread is way too funny. When it quits raining I'll go get some....now that I'm finished with peppers and spice bottles
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Shot this sunday, 4-29-07. I was quite suprised when I was laying on the ground clicking away and here a voice behind me, "what are you doing?" I said Im taking pictures, she said why? I said why not? she said because this is private property. I said, oh well im sorry. Then she said were gonna hafta ask you to leave and took my name. I should of told her they should post it if they dont want anybody there. Theres parking spaces right in front of the thing, its in open grass no fences or signs or anything. Seems to me if they didnt want anybody there theyd post signs especially sense there is painted lines for parking right in front of it.
douglas
Nice entry, cool shot and great story!
Sorry about the hassle.
What is it, anyway?