November 8 2012

Following my recent post when I photographed the recently renovated Mount Royal cross at the summit of Mount Royal, I returned this evening to shoot it at night.

The renovation has really made the cross accessible and if you are in Montreal is worth visiting more than ever now. I mentioned following my last visit during the day that the new base reminded me of the Eiffel Tower, tonight I was thinking it looked more like a tipi.

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 11.5mm – f6.7 – 1/6 sec

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 10mm – f4 – 1/4 sec

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 6 sec (-2ev/0/+2ev)

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 12mm – f4.5 – -2ev/0/+2ev)

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 12mm – f4.5 – 1/10 sec (-2ev/0/+2ev)

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 11mm – f4.2 – 1/10 sec

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 10mm – f11 – 1.5 sec

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 20mm – f6.7 – 0.5 sec

Mount Royal Cross at night
ISO 2000 – 20mm – f13 – 2 sec

It looked like it was a great sunset tonight. Unfortunately I was on my way through the lower slopes of the mountain on the way to the cross during those magical moments. I did take a shot in the woods though helped by the fact the trees are now naked.

Sunset through the forest
ISO 2000 – 26mm – f4 – 1/20 sec

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Thanks for stopping by. Until next time.

– Martin

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