Connects Macau Peninsula to Taipa Island. Photographed from the balcony of faculty housing at the University of Macau with coaching from a science faculty member who made recommendations about the technicalities of how-to-photograph-nightlights-without-a-tripod (and not drop your camera down 16 floors from the ledge).
Is this rendition of the skyline any better than the previous one, @steampowered ? Enlarged, you can see the lines of the bridge. I tried for the twinkle lights but it was not possible.
Good to see you online again! I think the shots are, as Richard said, serving different purposes. Had you been going for the bridge, you'd have used a tripod, long exposure, narrow aperture, etc. With the bridge you lose the Macau skyline. But either shot holds its own as a strong image of the scene. I'm impressed!
Way not to drop camera....put neck strap around neck!!