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Thread: Skyline at dusk

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    Sleep is optional Sebastian's Avatar
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    Skyline at dusk

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    Re: Skyline at dusk

    Not your best cityscape, but still a great image
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    Re: Skyline at dusk

    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastian

    Wonderful blues!! Nice exposure control.
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    Re: Skyline at dusk

    Thanks OT. The exposure was easy, you just have to wait for that time of day where the sky and the city lights balance nicely.

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    Well, what's funny...

    I agree with Paul. IMO this is neither a great dusk nor a great skyline shot, and Seb I'm sure you'll understand as I say that mostly because I know you can do better (and have).

    No, what's funny is I actually love the pic because of what it represents: an instant reminder of my visits to Chicago and how much fun they always are!
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    Re: Skyline at dusk

    I'm glad you have had good times here Steve. I was worried my driving would scare you away.
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