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+---- Thread: Long Exposure Photography. Please Rate (/showthread.php?tid=4616296)
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* - Simply™ - Jan 6, 2015
Very nice. I love all your pictures Chrome <3
* - NYC47 - Jan 6, 2015
what lense company ?? great shot man !do you have a flickr or something with all your work on it?
* - Hayley Williams - Jan 6, 2015
It's great, but let me give you some of my words (don't take them as hate please).
The pictures seem underexposed. Perhaps you used an ND filter in photoshop/lightroom on the top half and underexposed it, not too sure but it seems a little bit dark. The whites seem a little bit off, but not too much to worry.
Composition needs a little bit of work. If you some how made the picture a bit more wide (a 12-24 should be more than enough), then it would have been much better. If you some how made the composition look like the first and second image combined, that would be great.
The water and the sky is looking super smooth, but due to the fact that this looks like it was taken at sunset, your shutter seems really slow. If you took one with a faster shutter speed (15 seconds) versus a slower shutter speed (60 seconds), in my opinion the 15 second picture would look much more attention grabbing as the water and sky looks much better.
Seems like you put too much on the shadows, and theres somewhat a bit too much contrast.
It's a great photo, but you should have put the 12-24 to good use and retouched it a bit less.
* - Aceboogie - Jan 7, 2015
i get a woodsy game type of vybe nice for a wallpaper i see this on my desktop