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Old 09-20-2009, 07:43 PM
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my second attempt at taking this bridge at night, the first attemp along time ago didnt quite work..... (it was blown out on the right side last time)

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If it was my house, I'd love to have that welcoming glow waiting for me when I returned home. I like your picture cd and think it has a feel good factor, apart from having great detail, great colours and even better reflections on the river, good job mate
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i think you're getting there.....

i looked to see what time you shot this and the stamp said around 7:30.......i'm wondering......if you kept those same general settings....and came, say.....30 minutes earlier.....when there's a bit more light in the scene to balance out the bridge lighting.....

it's good now..there's a lot of color to the sky......but i can see it really going places......

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oh, by the way....when i went looking at your flickr page i noticed you have more than a few really wonderful landscapes.....

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Old 09-20-2009, 08:33 PM
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Excellent exposure on this one. Great color and great reflection.
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Old 09-20-2009, 08:58 PM
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If it was my house, I'd love to have that welcoming glow waiting for me when I returned home. I like your picture cd and think it has a feel good factor, apart from having great detail, great colours and even better reflections on the river, good job mate
Thankyou beach, the building on the side of the shot is a small nik naks shop full of the weird and wonderful.... tat

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i think you're getting there.....

i looked to see what time you shot this and the stamp said around 7:30.......i'm wondering......if you kept those same general settings....and came, say.....30 minutes earlier.....when there's a bit more light in the scene to balance out the bridge lighting.....

it's good now..there's a lot of color to the sky......but i can see it really going places......

peeper
last time i tried it was about 10pm thats why it blew out, thats why i tried it this early, but i will try it again a bit early, gives me a chance to get a sunset over the river mouth to the right, off shot

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Excellent exposure on this one. Great color and great reflection.
Thank you, it was shot 6 of 10, taken on my way home from work.
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A very neat feel to this photo...alot like a Thomas Kinkade painting
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Looks like the cover for a novel. Very dreamy looking.
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Beautiful light colors reflections and composition... Congratulations
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A very neat feel to this photo...alot like a Thomas Kinkade painting
Wow, Thank you


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