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Remaining pylons from Princes Pier, Port Melbourne

Remaining pylons from Princes Pier, Port Melbourne

Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture f/5.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/500

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Feb, 2014

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...top shot :-)

Nice shot.... Love to see it as a B/W

Great subject matter and good depth in this image bur you could get a lot more out of this picture. It depends on how far you want to take your photography?

luv photographing these Pylons. Great shot.

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Love this...the tones are great. :-)

Nice shot Rob I think evey photographer in Melbourne has shot this scene
But they all are different once again great shot .Nice to find another tog from Melbourne here

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Awesome photograph. I wish that we had something like that here in Minnesota. I would be out there in a hurry to photograph it. I really can't explain why I love this shot so much, but it is really awesome.

voted ...piers comp..k

Each trunk is a different frame. All are very nice. The dark and calm water between the trunks gives us a relax necessary to admire each trunk. The set is nice and very well framed. Together with an excellent quality of the photo. Congrats!