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Nov 29, 2007 03:39 |  #1

Went out last night and took these at our local lake, what do you think of them? Critique please.
Both taken at ISO 100, f5,6 30 Sec exposure with the 400D and kit lens.

The originals are better :lol:


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Dec 02, 2007 22:45 |  #2

The reflections look pretty nice, but the first one might have been better if the reflection of that house wasn't blurry. The second shot looks kind of pexelated in the sky, maybe from resizing. I like how both shots are really dark though


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Dec 02, 2007 23:16 |  #3

The blur in the reflection of #2 works good especially on the red tower.




  
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Dec 03, 2007 03:03 |  #4

thanks, i think the blurriness is from the long exposure. Will be going back as soon as the weather gets better, raining here most of the time.


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