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Dark City
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Uploaded: 07/10/13 8:29 PM GMT
Dark City
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Gloomy city scene in central Copenhagen. One shot in many on my photo walks in Copenhagen this June. Composed of two exposures and heavily tweaked in three different editors to get the final result. Fun story: I didn't realize that there's people present in the shot before I checked the quality of the compressed image by (randomly) zooming in. Hope you like it, and as (almost) always, here's the Google Maps coordinates: 55.670681,12.57766
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::100k_xle
07/11/13 10:26 PM GMT
Image could be straightened for a better presentation but nice B&W nonetheless
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This Image GRABBED my EYE. That's Why I Stopped By. Thanks For Sharing ! Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience
The two exposures, & post editing resulted in a very good night shot Kristian, however as EJ above says it would benefit from levelling off.
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This is a great B&W shot .
As EJ mentioned it could be straighten a bit.
As EJ mentioned it could be straighten a bit.
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I would travel only by horse, if I had the choice. ~ Linda McCartney ~
You are right.
Before posting I tried to tilt it, but no matter how I turned it, it came out crooked.
Now I've tried again, and instead of focusing on the vertical line of the building or the horizontal line of the edge of harbor, I focus on one of the trees, and that seem really to do it.
Thanks for the constructive criticism, it's always good to hear some sincere opinions, from which I learn. It's really the only way to get better, once you think you know what you are doing (if you catch my drift)
I'll upload the result shortly, so stay tuned.
Before posting I tried to tilt it, but no matter how I turned it, it came out crooked.
Now I've tried again, and instead of focusing on the vertical line of the building or the horizontal line of the edge of harbor, I focus on one of the trees, and that seem really to do it.
Thanks for the constructive criticism, it's always good to hear some sincere opinions, from which I learn. It's really the only way to get better, once you think you know what you are doing (if you catch my drift)
I'll upload the result shortly, so stay tuned.
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I do mostly in nature shots, but like "experimental" manipulation as well. Drop by some time.