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F/11, 30sec, 18mm on the 18-70DX attached to a D70 with noise reduction on, taken at 1:10 am on Sunday morning
Note: the link is to the original sized photo in JPEG (5Mb on a relatively small bandwidth link).
Thanks,
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Nepal Peace Pagoda at night
Nestled away in Southbank in Brisbane.
C+C welcome. F/11, 30sec, 18mm on the 18-70DX attached to a D70 with noise reduction on, taken at 1:10 am on Sunday morning
Note: the link is to the original sized photo in JPEG (5Mb on a relatively small bandwidth link). Thanks, Last edited by bwhinnen on Fri Jan 12, 2007 1:41 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Very nice image.
A square crop would look great in my opinion. Cheers P
Brett
I took the time to look at the full version of this image. What a cracker shot. The small version here just doesn't do it justice. A small niggle from me (but accept I'm pretty anal about these things) is that I'm a little put off by the lens flare in a few parts of the image caused by all those lights. I'd clone them out - others wouldn't.  Peter
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Brett - a cracker shot and I agree with Peter - some judicious cloning to remove the flares will make this a pic for the wall
 Chris
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the clouds look awesome, they must have been moving pretty quick.
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An excellent image Brett. Heaps of detail in the pagoda. Clouds are great as well. I agree about the 4 coloured flares, clone them out if you can. Also, it might add a bit more if you warped it in photoshop to straighten it up a bit (or some other de-fish software).
Very nice. Cheers John D3, D300, 14-24/2.8, 24-70/2.8, 85/1.4, 80-400VR, 18-200VR, 105/2.8 VR macro, Sigma 150/2.8 macro
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Thanks for the comments. The cloning process is under-way, albeit slowly. The two flares on the floor are proving the hardest to clone out neatly...
I'll post up a new image when I'm finished for you to comment on. The flares are the only thing that really annoyed me about this photo.
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