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Old 28th of May 2006 (Sun)   #1
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Default Railroad bridge at night

**Edit: please move this to travel & landscapes. Sorry for the misplacement.**

Tonight was my first time shooting after dark with my 350D. I was pleased with the way this one came out. Converted from RAW. I still need to do a little work to it like straighten the horizon when i get some better editing software. Constructive comments are welcome.

30s exposure, f14, 28mm focal length, ISO 100.


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Old 29th of May 2006 (Mon)   #2
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Default Re: Railroad bridge at night

Nice shot, love the bridge and the exposure looks good, some pp would make this image sing.
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Old 29th of May 2006 (Mon)   #3
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Default Re: Railroad bridge at night

I really like the shot but I find the bright lights to the upper left of the photo a bit distracting.

Maybe if you did multiple exposures and combined them to tone down the lights a bit it would help. I'm not really sure how else to work with it.


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Excellent exposure, save for some blown highlights. Good job.
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Old 29th of May 2006 (Mon)   #5
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Thanks for the comments. I noticed the lights in the upper left as well. I'm working on getting a good image editing software program. When that happens I will do some research on the web as to how to combine multiple exposures. This scene is local so i can head down there and take some more photos any time.
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