Liverpool visit

[Aaron..]

Had planned this visit for a while and usually, when I plan to go somewhere, the weather decides to dick around. This time though we were pretty lucky. No rain but pretty cold, strong winds.

I'd seen a shot that I wanted to try but the building that I wanted to shoot was full of scaffolding. Found some other buildings though and I'm pretty happy with the results.
All shot with the Sigma 10-20 and a ten stop filter. 30 seconds.

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

My mate picked up an Opteka 6.5mm fish eye which was a bargain at under £200 delivered plus taxes from America.

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

One of the only one's I wanted to shoot in colour

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

Then back to the Sigma for the cathedral. They have started the twilight viewing again now which makes from some incredible views. Very busy though!

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

And headed to Birkenhead on the way back to try to get a shot of the skyline. Not massively happy with it. Probably should have taken my 55-250 with me for the trip but opted to stick to the 10-20 and a 50mm

Liverpool by A_Cro, on Flickr

C&C welcomed.

More photo's can be found here





Cheers.

 

[Chi]

There brilliant, I know nothing about photography but I know what I like. . Nice work.
I'm from Liverpool and it makes me want to visit

 

[banther]

The cathedral shot is stunning.

Simply stunning.

 

[Aaron..]

Cheers guys.
I could spend days there. One of the best places for architecture in the UK IMO.

 

[Habitual]

Nice set mate.

I like 3, it's very tidy.

Also 4 and 5 are cool.

With the penultimate picture, I feel like it's a little too warm. I don't know how yellow it's supposed to be, but currently, I feel it's too much. In fact, I think it's all that light that takes away from the city and the view itself.

But like I said, overall it's a good set!

 

[Aaron..]

Cheers Tom.
It was very yellow from memory but it could probably be toned down a bit. Plus, it's not the sharpest as I had wedged my camera in to one of the slots on the cathedral walls as I couldn't use my tripod up there.
I'll have another look when I get back on the laptop.

 

[Rubicon_]

Brilliant shots! Are you still at Gwynt Y Mhor mate?

 

[Aaron..]

Cheers.
North Hoyle still, back home now. Weather day!
You still in Mostyn?

 

[Rubicon_]

Nice one, I'm up at Robin Rigg at the moment, quite possibly North Hoyle next.

 

[Aaron..]

Nice. Well if you are on NH, you will almost certainly be on my boat.

 

[Rubicon_]

As long as there's tea in the morning on your boat

 

[v15ben]

Nice shots there buddy.
I was in Liverpool yesterday funnily enough!
I actually really like the penultimate night shot with the yellow tones.
I like the wide angle stuff too, some very creative angles.
My favourite has to be the Commer van though, great old things and a nice image of one!

 

[Aaron..]

Cheers, Ben.

The ice cream van was lovely in the flesh. It's usually on the Albert Dock if you are there again. I had to keep it in colour.

I just wish that you could fit a ten stop filter on a fish eye. Definitely my next lens!