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05/03/2007 03:41:37 PMPost actions
Originally posted by Fairfield20:
I cannot believe some people's comments.
Of course I used flash to take this picture! If I didn't
use flash the photo would be pitch black. It is very
obvious by looking at the picture above that it was
taken late at night. So what other light source can
I use? Seriously folks, let's think before we leave
comments. And for those that didn't find this interesting.
That's a matter of opinion. Very subjective. I'm sure
If I looked at your portfolio, it's very likely
that I would find boring photos there as well.
maybe you should have thought before making that comment. You can use so many things as light sources, get creative
05/02/2007 07:36:43 PMPost actions
Nathaniel, you had some very useful feedback in those comments.
It is very much your own loss that you only choose to get upset, instead of stopping to think about how those comments might help you improve.
Photographer found comment helpful.
04/18/2007 02:29:52 PMPost actions
fairfield, you should take a look at many of the other entries in the night shot challenges, and you'll notice that most of them are shot without flashes. other light sources can range anywhere from street lights to flashlights to moonlight and starlight.
04/18/2007 04:42:20 AMPost actions
I cannot believe some people's comments.
Of course I used flash to take this picture! If I didn't
use flash the photo would be pitch black. It is very
obvious by looking at the picture above that it was
taken late at night. So what other light source can
I use? Seriously folks, let's think before we leave
comments. And for those that didn't find this interesting.
That's a matter of opinion. Very subjective. I'm sure
If I looked at your portfolio, it's very likely
that I would find boring photos there as well.
Comments Made During the Challenge
04/11/2007 08:30:12 PMPost actions
NightRider drove a Cavalier? Or is it a Pontiac?... Does it really matter?
04/11/2007 02:36:20 PMPost actions
Though this shot is technically taken at night, it really lacks interest. It looks to me like a snapshot taken with a flash. One thing I can tell you is that voters are BRUTAL if they encounter photos that look like snapshots. Try and use a creative composition and subject matter in the future. Just my $.02. :)
Photographer found comment helpful.
04/11/2007 09:27:41 AMPost actions
Not really all that interesting is it?
04/11/2007 03:20:11 AMPost actions
try using an alternate source of lighting to offer a better perspective.
Photographer found comment helpful.
04/11/2007 02:05:04 AMPost actions
Snapshotish. Try shooting without the flash... Also thing about composition - rear bumper is cut off; angle of shot is too straight on.