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    Noodles

    Light noodles

    F22 / 30 sec exposure / 11mm


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    Re: Noodles

    Exposure and colors look good here at work...

    The one thing that "feels" a little off is the horizon line/tilt. It feels slightly tilted to the left. Hard to say with a wide angle lens, and maybe a little lens correction would help, but... The light post in the center seems to go a little to the left, and the one on the far left is very exaggerated tilting away, and the one furthest to the right of center seems the straightest...

    Other than that, looks good...

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    Re: Noodles

    Armando -

    This is a unique find. Reminds me of southern California a little with all the small mountains and hills. You did a pretty nice job on it; the 'swirl' is mostly captured, the mountains in the distance are a plus, and the big picture is captured. I think you might be able to get a little better shot though. It seems tilted CCW by about 2 degrees. I wish you could have gotten even higher to remove some of those pesky foreground bushes. Maybe a slightly wider angle to see more. I like it as an abstract, but if one car was sitting there it would create a nice subject for the viewer to see, and the lights could act as supporting characters.

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