Taken from various points in the Marin Headlands.
Bottom picture: Tamron 24-70mm @ 28mm, ISO=100, f/10, 30 sec
Top right: Tamron 24-70mm @ 46mm, ISO=200, f/8, 30 sec
Top left: Nikon 70-200mm @ 150mm, ISO=200, f/8, 9 sec
Edited each picture individually, using curves, shadow/highlights, color balance. Cloned out a few light trails from airplanes. Combined into one image and used individual layers over each image to try to make the colors similar.
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I'm really torn on this one. The bottom image is postcard-perfect, the upper right image is nicely composed, and the borders and background set off the individual images well. I just don't care for the image on the upper left, which is where my eye goes first. It's not bad; it's just not as spectacular as the others. Think I might have preferred something a little different there, like the very top of the tower with the red light and the cables.
There are so many great images in this challenge, and this is definitely one of them, made me gasp when I saw it and I love the way you have used the medium of triptych to maximum effect
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