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Hi everybody,
I was in my friend's car and saw this photo opportunity. I was kinda bummed because on my way to his house, there were some awesome clouds with the perfect beams of sunlight coming out of them, and I was behind the driver's seat. By the time we hit the road in his car, the clouds were already clearing up. =( This shot was taken in Program mode with White Balance set on Cloudy (left on by accident) and ISO set at 80. No post processing other than resizing was done on this photo. Well, any comments on my composition?
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Thanks again clockdoc for your input. Much appreciated. I guess I was too focused on the sun and nice little glow it gave on the edges of the car ahead that I didn't think that the street lights would be too much of a distraction. Although, yeah, the brake lights do stand out alot. And I didn't even notice the lens flare.
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