Another SA Pentaxian's outing. Only two of us but since the Festival is in full swing and parking is at a premium i'm not that surprised.

The Northern Lighs display has nothing to do with the Aurora. This a a light display to illuminate buildings along North Terrace in a way which compliments the architecture.

So, on with the show...

[wjt]

Awesome series I am flying to adelaide on wednesday so I will be definitely be heading down for some shots, i probably wouldn't have headed into the CBD if i hadn't seen this.

[PentX Girl]

Wow...what an awesome colorful architectural display! TFS

[daacon]

These are very good night shots, amazing colors.

[Sailor]

Fascinating series that's very well done - you must be a night photography expert. I never have seen buildings illuminated in such a detailed way - I can see why the festival would draw crowds.

Jer

[MoiVous]

Nice series Wynston! Well done. Seems that 10-20mm is sharp enough (little joke we had running all night)

'Twas a good night! I seem to have lots of ghosts walking through mine though !!!!

Anyway, must post a few of mine that show how they changed on the one building when I get around to it (got a great sequence by the library) but we can't do animations here to show it.

Cheers

[UltraWide]

Thanks guys for the kind words.


It was a pleasant night out with those soft 10-20s
Look forward to seeing yours, Chris.

As for being a night photography expert, all you need is a sturdy tripod and a little patience. And some reasonably well lit targets
Bringing the remote may have helped as well

Thank god they are ghosts!!! I thought I had one too many reds...

btw..All done with the K7 and Sigma 10-20 (the 'old' one)

[Christopher M.W.T]

Holy crap that looks awesome!

I love Adelaide, such awesome nightlife and the best looking women I've seen in Australia

[Christopher M.W.T]

Awesome photos to, those really sell the Sigma 10-20

[Cideway]

Still have to try and make it out to shoot them myself, would have tried for Saturday night but got "stuck" doing election coverage with the Sunday Mail.

[MoiVous]

It was a pleasant night out with those soft 10-20s
Look forward to seeing yours, Chris.

As for being a night photography expert, all you need is a sturdy tripod and a little patience. And some reasonably well lit targets
Bringing the remote may have helped as well

Thank god they are ghosts!!! I thought I had one too many reds...

btw..All done with the K7 and Sigma 10-20 (the 'old' one)

As promised - and sorry to crash in on the thread Wynston - but here are a few more from Saturday night - again with a Sigma 10-20mm (old version) and my K200D (on a tripod with a remote ).....

[Click on an image to see it enlarged]

Firstly - an illustration of the sequence of light changes on one building (usually 6 different projections onto the building) - the State Library Institute Building on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue













Then we decided to get a little artistic - well thats how my getting down on my knees was described by my fellow photographer - some reflections of the museum.....





And finally, some shots of Elder Hall (named after one of the founding fathers who also created a very large financial and farm service business that still bears his name)










The last image includes the Sturt Desert Pea - our state floral emblem



BTW - this lasts until Easter Monday - so there is still time to see it

Cheers

[UltraWide]

MoiVous said...
As promised - and sorry to crash in on the thread Wynston - but here are a few more from Saturday night - again with a Sigma 10-20mm (old version) and my K200D (on a tripod .."
Hi Chris

You're very welcome to "crash in on the thread"
As always a pleasant evening's entertainment...

Good to see you are 'creative' not just taking them but also displaying them!!
It didn't occur to me to try a sequence. Must be getting old, <sigh>


"with a remote )....."

Jolly joker...enough with the remote...