Shots taken on a field trip with my photo class.
The wind picked up abit, but I think it fits in with the shot.
This is one of my fav...by mistake I got some of the others in my class in and walking about the shot
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it's so different by night
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Shots taken on a field trip with my photo class.
The wind picked up abit, but I think it fits in with the shot.
This is one of my fav...by mistake I got some of the others in my class in and walking about the shot Cheers REE
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I love night shots. These are quite good too. I definately like the first two a lot.
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Woah, these I like... The use of color and the way you've framed the subjects in the first three are excellent... The sky's great, and love the way you've used the palms... Very nice...
Last one's interesting... Aka Andrew
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Got the lighting just right IMO. That thing was built to be photographed at night.
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