Angel of the North

[@imagesBV]

I can't resist calling in to get some shots when I pass....probably more than once a year....here are a few from today..
....all 100D with 55-200STM and 10-18mmSTM comments welcome of course...

....this one is processed in camera - using the fish-eye filter
_MG_4057.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr

a tribute...
_MG_4067.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr

....more people there than usual today.....the schools are still on holiday of course
_MG_4091.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr
my more usual approach...
_MG_4031.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr

and one from the set I omitted from the abstract set....posted in the black and white section of the forum
_MG_4084.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr

[Tigger]

Re: Angel of the North

excellent but love the 4th one, thats a sweet shot and well processed

[AlexR!]

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Great set, Brian, all have something to admire, particularly for me #1 and #4 which are really dramatic.

[tesarver]

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Images 1 & 4 for me as well Brian.

Tom

[@imagesBV]

Re: Angel of the North

Thanks Guys....great feedback...cheers!

[colin C]

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Love number 4 best.

[ctrollen]

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Another vote for #4

[Stan]

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very difficult to get anything different as we found on our second visit

I have shots of the no 4 angle but never thought to convert to mono and didn't have the dramatic sky. So those two aspects make it the stand out image

[@imagesBV]

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Thanks Stan, I've been many time over the last 10 years...i think Ive tried every angle but keep calling in when passing in the hope of something different.

No2 is different but didn't seem to generate any interest, maybe its my presentation/processing.