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Eastern Ave at Night
Toronto, ON - jeeff - Thursday, July 26th, 2007 : goo
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the ashbridges bay pumping station at eastern ave and coxwell.
eastern ave becomes richmond st heading into downtown.
the east end of king street, looking down from eastern ave.
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Cinic: 26th Jul 2007 - 12:47 GMT
Wow, these photos are amazing, I really love the east end king st. picture. What camera are you using, you seem to have very little noise.
little ukraine: ::applause:: nice shots
jack: 26th Jul 2007 - 13:36 GMT
how did you get such a big photo on 600 pixels, but the street and trolley lines are great, the angle, the distance, very good.
jeeff: 26th Jul 2007 - 15:54 GMT
thanks. you can see my camera here. it's a sony DSC-P100 -- nothing special. patience is the key for night photography. i use my bike or another stationary object as a "tripod" and take 10-20 exposures to try and get a good one.
colavitos ghost: REALLY beautiful.
CartLegger: 27th Jul 2007 - 05:11 GMT
I've been using a mini-tripod as of late, and its helped me much in this regard. They fit in a bag and can be ready in just a sec. And they make your camera feel a bit more stable when you are taking pictures on the move.
jeeff: yeah i need to get one of those..
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