ART night photo. 1st try

[frostedfrank]

wind moved my camera so the thing ended blurry
One of the good ones I have taken I would say. perhaps I should get a better tripod than this $10 foldable/portable one.

I cropped it because there was quite a bit of water at the bottom



full pic here
http://picasaweb.google.ca/lh/photo/ze8QH2e7BajKO2MGprOC1A

 

[Girth]

fix your horizon. its a little crooked. Great pic though...

 

[ThexToddster]

looks good

 

[frostedfrank]

Rebel XT with 18-55 IS lens

I edited the jpg for my horizon so it lost quite a bit of quality. will save another one from the raw later

 

[pawis]

nice pic, tripod would be a good investment, id also say maybe use a short 2 second timer when taking the shot so the slight movement of pressing the shutter doesnt soften the image any

 

[HighTachPres]

looks blurry, hard to tell though from the size
otherwise good shot

 

[frostedfrank]

nice pic, tripod would be a good investment, id also say maybe use a short 2 second timer when taking the shot so the slight movement of pressing the shutter doesnt soften the image any

I used the 10 second one. it's really my tripod.
something like this in wind is no good looks like

re upped the pic with corrected horizon.. saved directly from raw..

 

[Mutombo]

I would actually like to see a little more of the water since it looks like you got some of the colored reflections in it. I think it would balance the colors better, so you'd have colored lights on top with the buildings and colored lights on bottom in the water.

 

[frostedfrank]

I would actually like to see a little more of the water since it looks like you got some of the colored reflections in it. I think it would balance the colors better, so you'd have colored lights on top with the buildings and colored lights on bottom in the water.

I'll see what I can do. there were some branches at the bottom so it's one of the reasons I cropped quite a bit at the bottom