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SUNRISE OVER COPENHAGEN


SUNRISE OVER COPENHAGEN
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Copyright: Bulent Atalay (batalay) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3733 W: 210 N: 5268] (16062)
Genre: Lieux
Média: Couleur
Date de prise de vue: 2004-08-06
Catégories: Vie quotidienne
Appareil photographique: fujifilm fine pix 4700 zoom
Exposition: f/7.0, 1/416 secondes
More Photo Info: [view]
Versions: version originale, Workshop
Date de soumission: 2007-01-07 11:33
Vue: 1547
Points: 10
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SUNRISE OVER COPENHAGEN

Early one morning in summer of 2004 the Crystal Symphony sailed into the Copenhagen harbor. I had been giving lectures on a twelve-day cruise of the Symphony, as the ship had plied the waters of the Baltic Sea, visiting Kiel, Stockholm, Helsinki, and St. Petersburg. I’ve been to Copenhagen, several times, including the first time when I was thirteen, and another time to give a physics seminar at the Niels Bohr Institute.

Each time I’ve visited Denmark, I have been keenly aware of the rich legacy of Danish scientists. Four hundred years ago, there had been the astronomer Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) who spent several decades compiling data on the motion of the planets. Upon Tycho’s unexpected death, his assistant, the German mathematician/astronomer Johannes Kepler, used the data to formulate the laws of the planets. In the late 17th century Danish astronomer Olas Romer (1644–1710), determined the speed of light in an ingenious experiment, timing eclipses of Jupiter’s moon, Io. In the 20th century, Denmark produced its greatest physicist, Niels Bohr (1885 –1962), who formulated the theory of the hydrogen-atom, and became the father confessor of the pioneers of quantum mechanics. For his work, he was awarded a Nobel Prize in physics. Fifty-four years later, his son, Aage Bohr, would also be awarded a Nobel Prize in physics.

In 2001 I had just begun to experiment with digital photography — cautiously at first — having used film cameras for many years. I transformed the digital image in Photoshop CSII, 1800 pixels/inch (1inch= 2.54 cm), resized the image to 800 pixels on the long (horizontal) sided. Finally I saved it at a quality of 8/12. This recipe has frequently given me the maximum size allowed by TE.

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A alvaraalto: Copenhagen not!batalay 2 01-08 16:11
A dragonslayero: Sunrise over Copenhagen?batalay 1 01-08 13:16
A SAGAPO: WSbatalay 1 01-07 16:18
A missninja: Copenhagenbatalay 1 01-07 13:29
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Hello Bulent!
A nice picture, especially the clouds are fascinating me. I could take a houndred of photos of sky and clouds.
Warm regards, Nina

Bulent bey merhaba,yaşamın her anını bir ressamın edasıyla fotoğraf karelerine sabitlemek sanırım bizler için vazgeçilmez bir tutku olsa gerek paylaşım için teşekkürler.
İzninizle alternatif bir WS paylaşmak istedim umarım hoşlanırsınız.
Sevgi ve saygılarımla.
Ahmet

Hi Bulent,
I'm sure that this isn't Copenhagen. There are no such hills in the neighbourhood of this beautiful town that I know quit well. I should vote for Oslo here, but this place isn’t on your list. Nevertheless, this is a nice moody picture.
Groet Rob

Hello Bulent

It seems I have an attraction towards the industrial rather than the natural.
I feel this photo is very appealing and shows the more daily side of life in a city.
Although the overcomposition is good and the same about the view, I feel the photo is too dark to get the true impression.
But it can easily be fixed with photoshop.
Copenhagen? I'm not really sure, denmark isn't exactly known to have the highest mountains. The guess on Oslo is proparble but I can't remember if there are cranes like this in Oslo.
Judging from the time it was taken I'm guessing it was about 7AM, I'm not sure but I guess your camera was set to Washinton DC time and that should correspond with 6 hours difference.
To tell the truth I'm guessing this is Gothenburg. Though I'm not sure.
I will attempt a workshop when I get back from work tonight.

Odd Jarle

Hello Bulent Bey,
I like the soft colors of sunrise, and the semi darkness reflected in the foreground. The clouds are themselves so beautifull that they could have constituted a photo by themselves. The graphics in the shot are very nice as well. best regards. Salvator.

Hi Bulent
Nice mood, dark harbour with the heavy clouds over the city. And the brightness from the rising sun as a hope for a good day ;).
Regards

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