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	11/20/2004 08:37:18 AM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by riotspyne: fantastic! wonderful capture
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	11/18/2004 10:08:53 PM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by Bud: Well done multiple exposure (I assume). The bursting foireworks and the silouetted foreground work well together.
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	11/18/2004 11:29:22 AM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by Steve___: I love the way the fireworks are landing in the water, very different to most firework pics i've seen. Quite noisey though - 8
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	11/18/2004 07:04:30 AM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by gloda: Fireworks are meant to be colourful, aren't they? I'd have cropped off 25% at both sides, so only the sea at the bottom would be left.
	11/18/2004 03:32:49 AM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by alien2thisworld: Wow... I actually really like the fireworks in black and white. Awesome focus, great balance, and I like the subtle light on the foreground to give depth.
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	11/17/2004 02:24:45 PM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by Logarithim: cool
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	11/17/2004 04:43:12 AM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by hcueva: Great picture, but personally I think this one might look better in color.
	11/17/2004 04:25:55 AM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by Koriyama: Nice. Of course the colour version will be more vibrant, but I think that the graphic quality works well in B&W. 8
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	11/17/2004 02:51:54 AM
	Fireworks from the Sea by sfabio Comment by cghubbell: This is different - haven't seen too many fireworks shots that include ground details to add to interest. I like the effect of the foreground boats. Looks like your shutter speed was dead-on as well. Seems like a bit too much ISO noise causes a distracting effect.
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