OK, Dallas Photographers... Where was this shot from?

[pudaniel]

Photographed Feb. 13, 2005 – 10:49 AM
Weekend trip to Dallas Texas

I though I would post this to see if anybody can guess where this was shot from. It was shot from a known place in Dallas not just a street location. Actually I don't know the street name or number.

[jerrykr]

Dallas City Hall

or

Dallas Farmer's Market

???????

[pudaniel]

Your right... It was the farmer's market....

Thanks for answering....

You should then know where this was taken...

[bburton]

Originally Posted by pudaniel

Photographed Feb. 13, 2005 – 10:49 AM
Weekend trip to Dallas Texas

This picture taken from Farmer's Market is a great shot of the skyline; it almost looks like a painting :D

What camera did you use? lens? settings?

[garyb50]

Both of these are great shots. The second one has great division of space and is chock full of interesting jigsaw like pieces. Great eye.

I don't know where it's taken from but I guarantee I'll look for it next time I'm there.

Thanks for posting these,

gary

http://www.pbase.com/garyb50

[jerrykr]

the second one, a church (obvious) *might* be somewhere close to Thanksgiving Square. Actually I have no clue, I'm more of a Ft Worth kinda guy, but the silver diamond shaped siding on the building to the right looks like what I've seen on a building next to TS.

just a wild guess.

-=- Jerry -=-
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[pudaniel]

Originally Posted by bburton

This picture taken from Farmer's Market is a great shot of the skyline; it almost looks like a painting :D

What camera did you use? lens? settings?

I keep a "Pocket" camera with me at all times...
Kodak DX4530
Photographed Feb. 13, 2005 – 10:49 AM
Weekend trip to Dallas Texas, Downtown Dallas viewed from the Farmers’ Market (hand held shot)
Gain Control: Low gain up
White Balance: Auto
Custom rendering: Normal Processing
Digital Zoom ratio: None
Metering Mode: Pattern
Light Source: Daylight
Flash: None
Focal Length in 35mm: 51 mm
Focal Length: 10.7 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/1024 sec (10.00)
Lens Aperture: F/5.7
Exposure Bias: F/1.0 (0.00)
ISO: 120
Capture Type: Standard
Exposure Mode: Auto Exposure
Subject Distance Range: Normal (a little zoom)

[bburton]

Originally Posted by pudaniel

I keep a "Pocket" camera with me at all times... Kodak DX4530

Pete,

Your obvious skills as a photographer aside, it's apparent that the Kodak DX4530 is one of those "sleeper" P&S which do a fantastic job. I have a Nikon CoolPix 4300 which I carry around, and its results often amaze me especially as I'm struggling to get comparable results from supposedly better, more sophisticated cameras :)

Of course, it's never the camera primarily. We have many members on this forum who could go out with an old Brownie Instamatic and get good shots. From the pictures, you've posted here, I suspect you may be another one. Keep on sharing your work with us :D

BTW: Here's what Steve of "Steve's Digicams" syas about your camera:
"The DX4530 is an entry-level yet high resolution camera with a quality 3x optical zoom lens. This is a perfect camera for anyone that wants to easily capture sharp and well saturated pictures, indoors or out, with little or no prior experience."