It probably would!
The sun comes up from behind the camera and I’ve seen the golden-hour beautifully reflected in this building a few times. That blue to golden hour period would indeed be a nice transition to capture.
I don’t have any experience doing time-lapse photography, though. And I know from experience that the golden-hour and that particular glass and steel high-rise creates some interesting problems all of its own…
I love it! What a great image. Had to look about half a minute until I understood what I’m looking at!
edit: to clarify, at first sight it looks like some bluish version of excel in the background. Hard to unsee.
Another day, another exposure…
If I can be indulged, here’s what I consider to be a much better shot. I went back out again today and shot it at a more appropriate aperture (f/8, not f/5.6) and from a lower viewpoint on a tripod. The light was less direct, it was blustery (although not cold) and the rougher water had a steely grey color. But somehow that seems to fit better with this old relic. The background also works better for me in this one.
Never thought spiders could be cute but this one’s so small and seemingly full of attitude that he (?) qualifies. 
This evokes Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks” to my mind.
It’s very period-looking at first glance, but the LCD monitor menus betray it’s modernity.
Yes, surprisingly innocent looking too 
I thought of Hopper and his night images while thinking about this shot. This is the best one of my tries to get
I have here three others, which are clearly work in progress. I’ll get rid of the orthogonal viewpoint and get a Night Hawk perspective.
The “Romeo” has to be in there, because I want to name the series “Internationale Küche” (International Cuisine), which has quite a different meaning on the sign of greasy spoon. It needs to be done a bit earlier in the day, But there is a construction site in front just now.
This is a very interesting project. In the third image, the bright red “S” logo sign provides a dynamic element giving visual movement to the (otherwise static) image.
Nice! Do you mind saying what it was processed with?
Thanks, and not at all! Just my usual darktable 4.2.
It’s another image from the evening where I took a recent Play Raw image
Here’s the xmp if you’re interested:
DSC01708.ARW.xmp (23.9 KB)
Could have done with having my tripod.
I always have this thing with me.
I keep the camera in hand, but I can wedge it against anything to remove the shake. Takes very little space in the bag or on the camera.
Hot dogs and crepes… In Brittany, the staple street food is a hot sausage rolled in a buckwheat crêpe (a.k.a. “galette-saucisse”). Talk about a missed opportunity…
“Martin Kiefert”. Nice to see photos from my birthplace 
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The one in the Liebfrauenkirche had to close, but Stockhinger is still next door. 
I use Sirui T-025x Carbon Fiber Tripod with C-10 Ball Head
It is an old model but very light. Swiss arca that works with peak design accessories. like this Clutch Camera Hand Strap | Peak Design Official Site
Very handy.
Trying to learn the sweet-spot of my newly acquired semi-antique, manual lens.
Have fun!
Claes in Lund, Sweden
