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Aug 19, 2007 23:50 |  #1

I took these pictures at a park in town last night. It was my first time using long exposures. Looking for C&C as I'm planning to do a series of night shots around town.

Also, I figured out later that the large "ghost lights" were being caused by the UV filter :oops:, so that's taken care of! I'll redo the bridge shot when I get out again.

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Aug 20, 2007 11:11 |  #2

Nice and moody pictures, Amanda. I like more the first one, could look great as large print. The second has a lot of potential, maybe experimenting with the layout could help a bit. (I looked the pictures before I read your comment, so I just can agree with reflection of the filter ;)).

And btw, happy birthday! :D


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Aug 20, 2007 13:04 |  #3

Thanks for the feedback. I' m really looking forward to doing this series and just wanted some advice on whether I'm on the right track with the long exposures before I get started!

Thanks for the birthday wishes as well!


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