Whilst engaged in a daunder through the capitol city by night a few sights were coaxing me to push my face into the back of my camera is search of a memorable image, or two. The evening was just setting in cold and the colours in the sky made it appear as if the sun's heat was setting far away with little in the way of a guarantee to return another day. The bright lights and city bustle were a growing counter action to the end of the day and the urban activity suggested that this was a positive beginning of a night full of promising potential.
These
pictures were taken with a Canon EOS 550D camera
and a Canon 18-55 mm
f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens. The combination of these two lightweight
photographic tools produces some great results. This compact DSLR
camera and lens with image stabilisation make for great lowlight
shooting. When shooting on the move in town the accessibility of a
camera not only makes opportunities through quick access, but through
usability. When a camera can be used with speed and ease there is
more chance that it will be used and that it will be used more often
so generating some better and some different results. Modern cameras
make some picture taking more easy and that ease not only helps in
the cold in winter in Edinburgh, but it allows for many more images
to be created that would otherwise have been overlooked. Sometimes
the convenience of digital photography gives us much more scope for
picture making and those pictures can show us more of our world and
open up new photographic experiences for us to explore.
Pictures
on Flickr
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