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12/09/2008 08:07:01 AM |
| A longer exposure here would have shown more building lines rather than just lights. |
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12/08/2008 06:59:41 PM |
| aside from the borders I dont get the feeling of straight from this shot. I can tell that there are buildings but it is so dark and under exposed that I cant see them well. |
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12/06/2008 07:20:05 AM |
| Wonderful image, some might say it's too dark but imo I think it's perfect. 9 from me. |
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12/05/2008 03:23:37 AM |
| would look better without the lines imo, more spots than lines (6) |
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12/04/2008 06:57:04 PM |
"Details: Capture an image that includes only straight lines." So DNMC
Ignoring that, I don't know what you were trying to do here. I am niot sure whether you have PP's out all of the detail, or if you didn't capture it in the first place. Assuming that you didn't PP it all out, then wehen you take night shots like this, you need to use a longer exposure to get the detail from the less lit areas. You should be able to see the rest of the detail, rather than just the points of light. Long Exposure, with camera on a tripod, and use a remote to open the shutter (or use your timer) o avoid camera shake.
If you PP's out the detail, then I don't see why, and the effect you have doesn't work for me. |
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12/03/2008 08:03:28 AM |
| I feel that if perhaps you'd left your shutter open for just a bit longer, the taller buildings would separate themselves more from the lower buildings. Great concept, though :) |
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