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This image of Wat Chai Wattanaram was taken whilst still under flood water (at chest height, I'm over 6 feet tall). Behind us was a temporary dam to stop the river from flooding the site. To access this viewpoint, we had to be rowed on what can be described as a flat bottomed bath tub like boat to a precarious small pile of stone just above water level, just in time to catch sunrise.
Nikon D7000
Nikon16-35mm, shot at 16mm
f/11
1/5 second
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Web
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See Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wat_Chaiwatthanaram for images before the floods and the history of the site.

This image really needs to be viewed on black to appreciate the detail!
Sunrise over Snowdon, shot with a Nikon D70 converted to Infrared (my first shot). The image has been left as a faux colour infrared, not fully converted to B&W. One other advantage of Infrared conversions is a shorter exposure compared to normal spectrum cameras. PS the moon has not been photoshopped, it was just one of those days where every thing fell into place, including being able to see the top of Snowdon.
The other bits:
Hand held
Nikon D70 - converted to IR
20mm prime
1/60th sec
ISO 200
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Millennium Bridge enveloped in the London Fog.
Taken on the 23rd November, the forecast for the morning was low cloud, sun breaking through at sunrise. No sign of the sun when I arrived, just a layer of fog that got more dense as morning arrived. Spent the whole week getting up at 5am to catch the early train into London before work. It was certainly worth it!
Nikon D7000
Nikon16-35mm, shot at 24mm
f/22
10 seconds
+2 stops exposure compensation for the fog

Web
High res version can be found here
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Pyestock, Airhouse Fisheye Pano. Urbexing with Ivorbean

One of the long corridors of Graylingwell asylum.