Architecture and Cityscapes

Auckland Art Gallery 5 RAW HDR 40 second exposure time for the prime exposure. f/22 10mm ISO 100 0 offset, 1ev step
Cripes I better hurry and post something. Been a tad distracted the last 4-5 days. I have a photo but not much in the way of words today. My brain is doing its own thing right at the moment. The photo is a 45 exposure vertorama of Cafe Eutopia in Kaiwaka, about an hour and a half north of Auckland.. The subjects are crooked and askew and that can't be helped because that's just how they are in real life. I like to get everything squared up but in some instances you just have to shrug and accept whats in front of you. Its all part of its charm really. from their website: Step into another place... A good place. A Eutopia. Here at Café Eutopia, all our endeavours are eutopian, which is why we serve delicious food, refreshing organic fruit juices and the best coffee north of anywhere. We are open 9am till 3pm Sunday to Thursday and till 4pm Friday and Saturday.But Eutopia is about food for the spirit too. Explore our vision here! Cafe Eutopia Ooooh also if you visit make sure to drop into the cheese shop right next to it and grab me some more Gouda!
Tamaki Drive - Winter Blues Part 1 I'm over winter. The novelty has worn off now and I'm more than ready for spring. Bring on the warmer days, fresh blossoms and meadows teaming with gallivanting lambs I say. The past few mornings have been heavy with fog and mist. I didn't realise there was a difference between the two until just now when I looked it up online. Weird. Anyway, I was planning on another location but had to switch up my plans due to the fog being way too thick. I figured it might be slightly clearer down on the waterfront and managed to catch the blue hour through the mist, fog...you get the idea. 5 RAW HDR f7.1 -1 offset 1ev step optimal exposure was 60seconds long 10mm
The Ironbank. What with work and fighting off the flu I didn't have any time to go traipsing about the place with my camera. Quite determined to make up for that this week, touch wood. So say "Hi" to the Ironbank Building...we're looking at its backside which is not polite I guess, however its front is no where near as interesting as its bum. Which so far as I know is not the norm for most "interesting" buildings. From what I've read the Ironbank building tends to split peoples opinions. You either think its pretty cool or are of the opinion that its a few rotten lettuces shy of a stack of garbage bins.
Pier into Darkness Revisited

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