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In the City
Posted November 16th, 2007 by daniel penderyI spent an hour or two wandering around Leeds this afternoon, didn't take many shots. I've added a few from today to some photos I took some time ago, to start a gallery on the City Centre. It's changing so much now that I suspect a lot of these places will be very different in a few years.
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Bridgewater Place Updates
Posted August 25th, 2006 by daniel penderySome more pictures from the Bridgewater Place development in Leeds now much of the shell has been built round the central core it's much clearer exactly how big and imposing the place will look when it's completed.
These shots were taken on my EOS 5D with a Tamron 17-35mm lens I've not used the lens much as something that wide has limited uses but it seems capable of producing great images.
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Rome Panorama
Posted August 21st, 2006 by daniel penderyThis panorama consists of six images shot from the top of the Castel Sant'Angelo and stitched together using a combination of Panorama Factory and Photoshop.
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Bridgewater Place (Leeds)
Posted July 26th, 2006 by daniel penderyI've transferred a number of images of Bridgewater Place in Leeds from my old website they were taken back in November 2005 as a project for a photography course. I intend to take some more over the next couple of weeks to illustrate how the build is progressing.
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City Streets
Posted July 26th, 2006 by daniel penderySome more shots that were originally taken for a photography course and have now been migrated from my old site. The purpose here was to provide a number of monochrome shots with a theme that explored the use of patterns. With no inspiration and two days to go to the deadline I took myself into Leeds on a rainy day and decided not to leave until the shots were taken. This is the result... I got some funny looks kneeling on the floor and a number of people apologised for getting in my shot, when I asked the builder if I could photograph his boots I think he thought I was mad!
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