Old London Apprentice at Dusk.
Illuminated at Dusk.
With the evenings beginning to draw in, I can start enjoying my dusk photography again. Today I feature The Old London Apprentice, Newbury.
Having enjoyed a particularly good meal here, I decided to return armed with camera and tripod. With the positioning of the street lights and the pedestrian crossing, I decided to go to the right-hand side so I could feature them without them being in the way.
Even at this time of night, this is quite a busy road. This makes it fairly easy to include the light trails from vehicles. However, just beyond the crossing the road becomes one-way, so not many vehicles come towards you.
Therefore, it was a case of waiting for an oncoming vehicle before pressing the shutter. I am particularly pleased with the sky in tonight’s shot. The timing has given this lovely dark blue, but the clouds are outside my control!
Often, I like to fill the frame with the subject. This shot of The Old London Apprentice benefits being seen in context, with the inclusion of the street scene.
Photograph Details:
- Taken: 25 August 2017
- Camera: Canon 5D MkIII
- Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm 1:2.8 L II USM
- Focal Length 26mm
- F/22
- 30 Sec
- ISO 100