Cloned out some distractions to the bottom left and directly under the wheel. Used basic editing such as curves, levels, saturation, and brightness.
[Oct. 28th, 2009 10:11:26 AM]
Just so everyone knows I am really dissapointed in the results of this shot. I did not perposely do the title incorrectly I just skimmed the description because I was so busy all week working the fair that I took this at that I didn't realize I needed to do it. I litterally was at this fair all night every day and seen the challenge on my phone and thought this would be a great shot for the challenge. Got home and uploaded and submitted it dead tired and waited for the voting to start.
I hate that I missed it because I really think this shot could have done better.
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Rule of thirds, long exposure, and I'm not sure about the third one. Could be several. I'm sure you are already getting slapped with DNMC's for forgetting to list your 3 techniques. I won't add to it.
I'm sure your are getting repromanded for not titling this with your three techniques, but since I goofed on my own entry, I'm letting it slide with the challenge and only vote on technical/artistic quality. That being said - I give you an 8.
Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sure you're regretting the title so I won't hammer on that. I see for the challenge: rule of thirds, blur, long exposure. Well done on using 3 techniques. Even so, I think the image is nice but doesn't move me in any way emotionally, so a 6 from me.
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