me and a friend of mine were shooting for about 3 hours on christmas eve. we both got some new things for our cameras, so we went out in the cold and shot at a pedestrian bridge that kinda looks at downtown tulsa oklahoma.
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i spent alot of time outside that night. i think this was one of the last shots that i did. i didn't take the time to straighten out the tripod and make sure it was level... and on top of that it was super cold outside, and i just ready to go home and get some hot chocolate, a piece of cake, and some sleep...this is the first photo i have uploaded, and i'm glad that so manny of you gave input.
thanks to everyone.
the very next day i showed a really good friend of mine the picture on this. i just uploaded it to the site in great haste. all i did was resize it from a 2 meg file to a smaller one that would be excepted. when i showed it to my friend, he grabbed it w/ his mac, and turned it ever so slightly. i e-mailed to myself, and posting it on here
it does look a ton better. and i'm looking forward to posting alot more pictures on this site. as a new year resolution i have decided to try to check this site every day, and also take at least 20 photos everyday.
i'll upload to as many open challenges as possible.
Needs straightening, unless the sliding downhill to the left was intentional. Otherwise, a decent night shot. Building on left is a bit dark, and the white building just jumps out and almost overpowers the scene.
This has a nice exposure for the lights and the reflections. Unfortunately, the horizon is slightly tilted, which normally might be hard to notice but, in this case, the tall buildings and their reflections are positioned to exaggerate the impact. Just a tiny rotation (allowed in basic editing rules) might have allowed a higher score.