I biked the "new" part of the seawall yesterday, and I must say that the thing is "overkill".
I think every architect and bureaucrat had their finger in the final design. It’s a BUSY mess of conflicting stepping stones, contrasting landscape designs, railings don’t blend in with anything, strange over the top bridge, etc…
But, I did like the permanent white concrete sun-beds.
meh... i think it's quite beautiful, far superior to any other sections of the seawall.
oh the trash can looks so ugly. The current ones look better but don't work very well.
Where is the blue recycling bins?! We should just have recycling bins next to trash cans. The current ones (trashcans with 4 recycling bottle/can holders) don't work!!!
I applaud the people are who brave enough to lug around a camera and tripod to a virtually deserted area at night. The orange hue is pretty strange...I've done 30 second exposures in an almost pitch black area and got all the buildings to be that color...wonder what causes it (it can't be only due to the streetlights).
^I think it must just be from the ambient light pollution (including streetlights, among other things) reflecting off the clouds. I could be wrong (I don't have much experience with night photography) but I don't see what else it could be aside from some sort of effect on the camera or editing done after the fact. It does look pretty cool either way though.
I applaud the people are who brave enough to lug around a camera and tripod to a virtually deserted area at night. The orange hue is pretty strange...I've done 30 second exposures in an almost pitch black area and got all the buildings to be that color...wonder what causes it (it can't be only due to the streetlights).
It's called the Reciprocal Effect. Mostly affects film cameras, but also digital sensors. Look it up.
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