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Night lights C&C

Trogdor · 2009-12-30 15:06:27

Been mostly off the photography for a while now with study and what not but was out the other and took a few pics, C&C welcome:)

30-12-2009 4:06pm

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Trogdor

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Been mostly off the photography for a while now with study and what not but was out the other and took a few pics, C&C welcome:)

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#2 30-12-2009 7:35pm

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Love the second one

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#3 30-12-2009 9:31pm

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Very nice, both of them. Maybe adjust the white balance

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#4 31-12-2009 1:03am

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nice images. well done! the second one looks a bit soft to me (i know it's not easy focusing at night...manual focus works better i think)

a bluer sky in the second image would be nice - try shooting just before dusk when the sky is still blue (you can use an ND or even a polarizing filter to stop down the exposure so you'll still get the light trails).

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