Assignment 8: Leading Lines

[Garrett-Grimsley]

Here's two of mine!








Both were taken with a Canon 350D w/ a Sigma 15-30mm f/3.5-4.5


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[Colin500]

Downtown Chicago. Canon PowerShot G1, 7mm, 1/500, f/5.6.


(This shot is several years old, but it was all about "leading lines", and I like it too much to leave it in the cupboard — "old technology", and a hot green pixel, notwithstanding.)


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[Jorundr-Jorgensen]

Again a great topic! And already so many enteries! Bloody great..


Ok here's my entery for this contest, a bit of color for the change, Alexanderplatz - Berlin, the metro there is just the best there is.


Canon 400D, Tamron 17-50 2.8 non VR @ 17mm, 1/15, 8/f, ISO 800, Hand Held (miracle and no coffee in the morning).


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[Mark Elberson]

50D, EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS, ISO 100, 1/25th, f/8.0, 17mm
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[Brendan7]

I'm not sure if this counts, tell me if it doesn't meet the requirements and I'll remove it.


7D, 300 f/4L IS, 1/320, f9, ISO 400. The "leading lines" in this one are the shadows in the water.


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[Damian S.]

Wow, steady as a marksman! Nice one Jorundr.

[Jorundr-Jorgensen]

Wow, steady as a marksman! Nice one Jorundr.
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Thanks, but I confess, I cheated, it was cafaine-free coffee in the morning.. ; )

[Shea Design]

[LeTiger]

First One: 30 second exposure, F14, 55mm, ISO400





Second One: 1/125 exposure, F6.3, 18mm, ISO100 (in retrospect should have brought my tripod, bumped it to ISO400, and upped the Fstop as much as I could get away with....)





Cheers! (if an admin needs me to resize them, just let me know, I felt that "medium" was a bit too small... (flickr))

[peterborough_photography]