Spinnaker Tower Photo

Photographer’s Note

The Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth wa conceived as a Millenium Project but opened a few years after the millenium! It has two viewing decks, the highest one is at 110m

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sebcz (2345) 2006-09-24 8:48

I love the geometry in this photo. Impressive structuse and so is the photo. Good shot.
Seb

gazmo (272) 2006-09-24 9:12

Colin

Great perspective set against the blue sky. TFS, Garry

siolaw (25834) 2006-09-24 9:24

Hi Colin,
Nice compo, with great colors and sharpness, i would maybe have cropped a tiny bit the down part with the glass thing but no big deal!!
All the best
Laurent

delkoo (34810) 2006-09-24 12:59

hi colin
nice perspective of those lignes going to the sky and contrast between curves and straight lignes.

greetings
didier

lasscor (7637) 2006-09-25 6:38

Hi Colin,
Wonderful architectural composition.
Great pov, perspective, lines, colors, light and sharpness.
TFS,
Corinne

Photo65Net (43096) 2006-09-25 13:12

Hi Colin,
Again a very nice pic, with a great POV : it gives this tower an incredible look.
I made you a WS with modified WB. Hope you'll like.
Good job.
JB.

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banyanman (7739) 2006-10-09 9:26

Good composition against a nicely polarised sky, Colin. How come I never used to see skies like this in September when I was growing up in Fareham? Maybe global warming is having some positive effects on Hampshire's weather? Cheers . . . David

Emiel_Skyfreak (2976) 2006-10-23 19:56

Nice shot taken from a good POV, gives this architecture great strength.
The exposure on the tower is great, the blue sky with clouds add for a nice background.
I think you should just crop the railing below away, to me, it's not so attractive as foreground detail. I think having the lines from the towers edges emerge from the bottom would create a calmer view in the lower section.
Anyway thanks for sharing.

Ram_89 (52) 2007-10-03 5:38

Hello, Collin!
Very nice perspective. I saw somewhere else another picture of this tower, but I must admit that from this POV it's far more attractive. Congratulations!
Ramona