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Really great shots and well worth staying up all night for !
That is a cracking set of shots - well done.
No.1 is my favourite. Someone has mentioned the branch is distracting, but I find it a great lead-in to the shot. However, my eye is drawn away from the main part of the shot towards the lights on the left. I think I would crop out those lights. Having said that, I'm being picky - it's a great capture.
Ken
These are very good, excellent composition, light & creativity.
However they are let down by a technical flaw, if you look where the mountain lines meet the sky in most of your images, there are significant jpg 'jaggies' in the image below I've indicated where they are, and I took the liberty of taking a part of Andrew's image from his thread to show the difference.
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=454673
These jaggies can be caused by compression, but more often sharpening.
I would consider going back to your original images (before sharpening) and re-do them, perhaps selectively sharpening?
If these had been so-so images, the jaggies would probably not be worth mentioning, but as they maybe published/sold (they are good enough) then it is worth pointing out the faults.
Amazing shots. Out of interest how much and what PP did you do on these?
Fantastic Images, for the star trails, is that several exposures put together? or one long one? I always fear of my sensor overheating!
Love every one of them! A few of us local if ever you plan a group outing?
Love every one of them! A few of us local if ever you plan a group outing?
I'm always up for meeting local photographers for sure