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Old 11th of December 2008 (Thu)   #1
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This one is technically also a sunrise although it was taken about 730am Panorama consisting of 9 shots.



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really nice number 1 especially...i need to shoot more sunrises
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Old 11th of December 2008 (Thu)   #3
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Hmmm.. they're good, but look a little flat and lack the 'color pops'. Better than my shots though!
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The first two look great, but personally I don't care for the vignetting on the third.
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I like the second one. It has a nice dramatic look.
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Old 16th of December 2008 (Tue)   #6
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Another this morning ........


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awesome shots!
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Wowzers. Those are really good. =]
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Same place different day.


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#1 is hands-down my favorite.

Try cropping these so your horizon line is on either the upper or lower third. Horizon on the lower third would probably work better because you don't lose much except for the relatively boring water. You did a good job of this in #1 even though the sun is dead center. The others are too perfectly centered for my taste
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i like your 2nd shot best, but I think the panoramic is panatastic!
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The first two look great, but personally I don't care for the vignetting on the third.
Yeah, the vignetting here is over-done. #1 is more subtle but still doesn't need any vignetting.
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Thans for the feedback guys, hopefully the weather holds and I can post some more.


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I love how the rays shine through on #1. Absolutely gorgeous. Gives me a sense of peace and wonder. How do you get these perspectives? Where are you shooting from?
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I love how the rays shine through on #1. Absolutely gorgeous. Gives me a sense of peace and wonder. How do you get these perspectives? Where are you shooting from?

Thru my job, I am able to crawl up and down high rises on the east coast, these shots were taken in South Florida and usually up to 50 stories up.



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