One of the few night time shots I have of the Arch. I'm not a late night guy at my advancing age. This was shot in December 2006. Our office had the holiday party on a boat on the Mississippi: dinner (mediocre), dancing (music supplied by an iPod whose owner had bad taste) and a cruise on the river along an industrial area. On a dank, overcast night. Did I mention that it was pitch black?
But I brought my camera and a small tripod. I tried to take some pictures as the boat was docking but the damn thing wouldn't stop its throbbing engine. When I started editing the pictures, I decided that I actually liked this effect - grainy, shot at ASA 3200 equivalent, and soft focus caused by the motion of the boat.
Since I started this blog I've noticed lots of thing I want to shoot at night. That will have to wait a few months until it gets dark earlier.
TOMORROW: From one extreme to another
But I brought my camera and a small tripod. I tried to take some pictures as the boat was docking but the damn thing wouldn't stop its throbbing engine. When I started editing the pictures, I decided that I actually liked this effect - grainy, shot at ASA 3200 equivalent, and soft focus caused by the motion of the boat.
Since I started this blog I've noticed lots of thing I want to shoot at night. That will have to wait a few months until it gets dark earlier.
TOMORROW: From one extreme to another
I like this photo quite a bit--an unusual angle for the trademark arch!
ReplyDeletebelle photo, j'aime beaucoup l'eclairage par en dessous
ReplyDeletebeautiful photograph, I like much lighting by in lower part
its an artistic photo! great!
ReplyDeleteVery nice ! I like it.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a grumpy grinch you are! I like how you portray your camera as your savior from the crappy party.
ReplyDeletei like this shot a lot! i also like the background info regarding your camera, music, and all the additional bits about the night you took it.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have posted some arches for today too!
nice weekend!