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Adiseshanaik
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Dec 12, 2006 05:18 |  #1

Shot during early morning. Didn't have any GND. Are the pics underexposed? Your valuable C & C are important to me.

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Dec 12, 2006 05:28 |  #2

I think your sky is slightly blown out. Probably a CP would have helped with that. In the first, the sky looks blown and then the trees at the bottom of the shot look underexposed. Second OK except for the sky.

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Dec 12, 2006 05:55 |  #3

An NG grad may have helped balance the shot out.

I like the 2nd shot though and like the composure.


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Dec 12, 2006 07:52 |  #4

I'd crop the sky from the first one and try and bring out the trees just a touch more. It's a nice image though.. where was it taken?


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Dec 12, 2006 08:02 |  #5

Nice scenery. The waterfall, hill side with buildings on top all add to the potential of second scene. The light is not working for you in either shot. Is the light on these scenes better at different times of the day? A gnd would likely help.

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