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"My Home Town"


wilsontsoi

Nikon D70, 80-200, f11, 1 sec., cloudy WB, remote trigger, and tripod mounted. Manipulation: Removed couple branches. Other tripod-mounted D70 images can be viewed here.


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Wilson, I surrender, You are a master at this!!

Regards.

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CR: Should we explain once more that the "originality" doesnt depend merely of the "what" but of the "how" as well? (The originality: 1 rating.) Well, I am very pleased by the RICHNESS of this picture. Futurism and reality - without a break between, a strong mood but clearness as well! REgards
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Wilson we got Seattle and Vancouver right beside each other in the trp here lol...if i rate this u will go ahead...oh no what to do?...lol great shot man.
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Sparkling uncountable city lights liven up a city , giving it life & vitality. Excellent work.
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Fantastic shot. Great detail, lighting, and composition. Looking forward to visting Seattle again this summer.
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I know this is real, but it doesn't look real. Too perfect. Nobody builds and lights cities like this...do they?

 

I think the "1" was a slip of the finger on the mouse. It was a mistake. Of course you can't ask the person because you don't know who it was.

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Very good creative work, Is it a double expoiure image or using the Ps for Double expoiure effect technique.It is not necessary to image look real, It looks perfect. 7/7
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Looks like I can jump in. Super sharp and good composition.
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classic picture but for sure a pleasure for my eyes. The flat effect given by the focal lens is great.
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Wow! Great stuff Wilson. The cropping is spot on. The detail is excellent. A typical "boring" city scape shot done in a way that gives it a non-typical feel and interest. Taking that kind of shot and making it interesting shows your mastery of the subject. Well done.
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is there any angle from wich you did NOT shoot it? :-))

 

It's a classic shot, evening light, city landscape, and a photographic eye to catch them in all theirs magnificence. Another wonderfull image.

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CYRUS: Thank you for your feedback. Please don't surrender and keep at it.

 

ERSHAD: Thanks for commenting.

 

REINER: Always grateful of your feeback. No worries, RE. Just enjoy. ^_^

 

JONATHAN: Thank you, sir. Not familiar with photo4me.com, guess I gotta check it out?

 

SPENCER: Thanks for your feedback, Spence!

 

PAUL: Thanks, Paul. Indeed both cities are wonderfully close aesthetically as muc as they are geographically.

 

CHERLYN: I certainly appreciate your feedback.

 

KEN: Thanks for your comment. Hopefully I can guide you a bit on your trip? Let me know, Doc. ^_^

 

HOWARD: Funny you said that because I sometimes wonder that myself. I never knew of this vantage point until this year and it does look too good to be real. Don't worry about the, "1 slip-finger," and just, "enjoy." ^_^

 

MUJAHID: Thanks for taking a close look. This is a single exposure, thanks to the time of day that really decreased the scene contrast and balancing the ambient and illuminated lighting.

 

PETER: Thanks! Hop right on a plane and make it out here then, hmm?

 

MAX: Thanks for your obeservant analysis.

 

RICHARD: Very glad that it pleases you!

 

KIM: Thanks. Figured after all these years, this is the least I can do. ^_^

 

FABRIZIO: Thank you, sir.

 

COLIN: Appreciate your feeback!

 

LOU ANN: Sure glad you like it. ^_^

 

JOE: Holy schmollie, Joe. Thanks for your feedback!

 

NESTOR: Thank you for your comment. I'm sure there are many other angles that I haven't gotten to yet. We'll see!

 

Wilson

^_^

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Sorry I missed htis one- Looks like something right out of the Jetson's future. Beautifully composed!
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Brilliant picture, the color are so powerfull and the the picture is very clear.

It may not be the most original view, but you obviously mastered it.

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