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Welding Works
They were doing welding works late into the night behind by block...
 3 sec, f/10.0  3 sec, f/8.0  3 sec, f/8.0  3 sec, f/5.6  3 sec, f/8.0 Still learning abt night photography as I seldom take them... Pls give comments so that I can improve.. Thanks Last edited by ark19; 9th May 2004 at 03:41 PM. |
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I kinda like the third picture..
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Like the 2nd pic the best. Can't make out with the 1st pic is.
Notice all the pics to be soft. What shutter speed are you using? Tripod used?
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Thanks for the comments, Edited the 1st Post to show shutter speed and aperture settings. Tripod was used. I think for some of the pics, my focus was off...  Kind of difficult to focus as the pics was taken at night. |
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my thoughts:
me like yuor 3 and 5 shots... your 2nd shot could make it by tighter cropping, but you'll need to choose either to place 2 men in it or only one. |
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I agree with Khairi... your 3rd and 5th pictures are superb. Both of them totally silhouetted the welder and isolated the subject by pushing the background to darkness.
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