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The other night c&c

  • 08-04-2007 1:55am
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    I got a chance to take these shots just before I went to bed the other night. At the moment I’m visiting friends and family and don’t have access to my computer so I’m looking forward to see how adobe’s lightroom will lend a hand to these images.
    If anyone wants to offer suggestions/edit go ahead by all means.


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  • #2
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    the other one


  • #3
    Fionn
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    nice photographs,

    i like the tones and the overall effect, pity about the blown out sun, but unless you had a filter that'd be bound to happen,
    maybe straighten the horizon a bit in the first one.

    you might consider the poor people in dial-up land ;) especially the first one, would take a good while to appear!!
    the general rule here is to have your photograph no larger, at it's longest side than 700/800 pixels

    good efforts

    :)


  • #4
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    I totally forgot about the problems dial-up users would have viewing these pictures, Thanks for the reminder.


  • #5
    Paddy@CIRL
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    Fionn wrote:
    ... pity about the blown out sun ...


    Surely thats the moon ? :D

    These are nice but I think they've been exposed for too long, as your starting to see the stars move ?


  • #6
    Zillah
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    Gorgeous sense of texture throughout those, great shots. They could be a little sharper, which is to be expected on what I have no doubt was a very long exposure.


    And Fionn, thats the moon :P


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  • #7
    Fionn
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    jasus lads was it?

    please forgive me!

    see thats what drink does to your brain!!!

    :)


  • #8
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    Fionn, I didn’t want to break it to you. :wink: (is this where the pinch of salt comes into play?)

    That night I was trying out different exposure times and it gave the sky a wonderful silkiness feeling that I got carried away with. (Resulting in the burn out, i think). I think it was a 30 secs exposure (enough time to pour a drink and spark a cigarette)

    I took a trip to a beach the day after, looking to get that perfect slow release water effect that I’ve seen recently (think milky water or a wandering DJ dropping a smoke machine into the sea). I came back disappointed but I’ll have a crack at it again.


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