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Hi Mr Yuck, PAul, Obie and JS,
I am glad that the shot works for you. Thanks for the comments and suggestions.
yoyo
I was joking earlier by the way about causing a wreck!
As for the photo I think it works this way, but agree some movement would make it look more alive, even if it is traffic going one direction.
You have a great city for taking night photos in, thats a huge help. Indy is rarely a good night photo location, although there are times it would be good I just never get there when it is
JS
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If this was shot digitally, what I would have done is bracket the exposures to have some frames with more detail in the dark top of the corner building, and especially the building on the far right (the street would have been overexposed), then blend the shots in photoshop to get a much larger dynamic range.
Photoshop CS2 can do this automatically now, with the HDR (High Dynamic Range) feature, a powerful tool that creates images that would have been outside the tone range of a single exposure.
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Great shot, beautiful angle. I love the subtle mix of neutral colors of greys and blacks and whites and than the brighter, yet subtle, yellows and reds. Great shutter speed and eye to include those. Great shot as always Yoyo.