The Giant Wheel of Nyíregyháza, a photo from Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg, East

Photographer's Note

Made at a short visit to my parents in my old home town. In the fg. you can see the miniature of the place. In the WS I provide you an overall image of the square from another POV taken with my cellphone.
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Leica M8.2, Zhongyi Mitakon 50/0,95 wide-open.

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lousat (139308) 2021-12-02 12:11

Hi Gyorgy,absolutely genial!! A great way to take a pic of big wheel,playin just with its colorful blurred lights in background and to have a watch, maybe a bit dark, on the miniature of square. Obviously useful the WS, to have a perfect idea of this square. Have a nice evening and thanks,Luciano

holmertz (102760) 2021-12-02 12:49

Hello György,
Smart photo. Without some assistance through the note it would be hard to see what it shows, except that the light and colours are fine. The WS explains it all, but it's a lot less exciting than this play with he dof.
Best regards,
Gert

COSTANTINO (116560) 2021-12-02 22:05

Hello dear Gyorgy and have a nice day
have a nice week end too!!!
let your imagination free and
fly on the wheel!!!
I like the idea of taking
such a photo during
the movement...
regards
Costantino

ifege (48135) 2021-12-02 22:51

Hi Gyorgy
A good colourful pair of photos from your old home town. The main one is especially good with the great patches of light.
cheers
Ian

jemaflor (147204) 2021-12-02 23:36

Hi Gyorgy,
Original photogenic effect with these colorful ligts and your option for focus and sharpness, well made, tfs.

jhm (211736) 2021-12-03 10:06

Hello Gy,

This be always very difficult pictures but you did excellent as colour and sharpness.
Nice detailed image.
Very well done, TFS.

Best regards,
John.

abmdsudi (95869) 2021-12-03 18:35

Hi Gyorgy
A dream-like night shot with interesting blurry abstraction that makes me feel optimistic just looking at it. The brilliant circular bold colours really make this stand out and love the fact you can't really see, but you know it's there while the foreground actually holds the focus firmly and the whole scene is alive with those little jewels.
Best regards