Scotiabank Saddledome home of the NHL Calgary Flames at night
Built in 1983 to serve as home for the Calgary Flames of the National Hockey and also a centerpiece of the 1988 Winter Olympics. The saddle shaped roof is an iconic part of Calgary's skyline. For these shots I was atop Scotsmans hill which provides an amazing vantage point of the city.
Nikon D90 13 sec. f/14 ISO-100 at 50 mm
The same shot in black and white. I find I like both. I used a starcross filter on a 50mm lens to give the street lights a star like effect which appears more prominently in the black and white version.
Nikon D90 13 sec. f/14 ISO-100 at 50 mm
The city skyline has grown quite a bit since this shot. The tallest building the Bow seen on the left portion of the image with some cranes still atop is one of the tallest buildings in Western Canada. Since then 2 more skyscrapers of about the same height have completed construction. In a few years the Saddledome will be replaced by a more modern arena which I really look forward to seeing.
Nikon D90 13 sec. f/14 ISO-100 at 50 mm
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That’s a great perspective of the stadium looks so grand at night
Awesome work
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