Weather.com said it would be clear skies by 1 in the am. They were wrong. Wanted a clear sky for a real long exposure, but the clouds came and I had to cut the shot short. Hope it does ok, but alittle disappointed with how it came out. Hope it helps my WPL team.
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It's a brave attempt but... the faint traces are not helping this, a difficult shot. The lower sky looks good but the foreground is a little too dark and the telegraph pole rather takes over. I hope you don't mind my attempt at constructive criticism, good luck
This is good. IMHO, the exposure could have been longer to make the streaks more pronounced. Although, judging by the light already present, it would have probably been blown out.
Very clever and perfectly executed idea. This should ribbon.
I wish most of viewers (or should I say enough voting viewers to get the score this shot deserves) take their time to realize how this shot shows the spinning motion of the planet. Good luck on that!.I will take away 1 point because there is a bit too much softenning filter for my taste..(9)
One more thing..it would be great to know: a) the coordinates of the place you took the shot from; b) where is the centre of the lense aiming to, north or south pole?
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