Dusk on the quays
Whoever said that Manchester and its sister city of Salford are grey and rain-sodden might like to reconsider. If you take a dusk stroll by the waterways at Salford Quays by the end of the Manchester Ship Canal, you may be treated with a fantastic spectacle. The sunsets here are rich and golden and the modern buildings glint in the light.
I used my new lightweight Fuji X100T for these photographs. It performed nicely, although the fixed lens and lack of zoom means the legs have to do some extra work to nail down that desired frame.
Gorgeous colours, Mike; there is something special about a decent sunset. :)
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Thanks Richard! Yes, they make them remarkably special in this corner of the world :)
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That’s because the locals so rarely see the Sun God between the rain clouds, they have to make it worthwhile! ;)
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Tsk! It’s not that bad at all :)
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I really love ‘Against the sundown’, great play of colours, the clouds and a building.
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Thank you Koos :) That’s the top of the Imperial War Museum North. It deserves such a sky.
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wow, stunning images Mike!!! given me a new perspective on Manchester that’s for sure.
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Thank you, Cindy. Well, Salfordians would take the credit for these shots. They consider themselves quite separate to Manchester!
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Oh right :) I always find that quite amusing. Still, fabulous images for which I think the photographer should get most of the credit
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I suppose it doesn’t matter where you’re standing. And thank you :)
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:)
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