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By: Michel Stuber
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Photographer	Michel Stuber {Karma:417}
Project	#37 Night Photography	Camera Model	Minolta DiMAGE 7i
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	7.3mm
Uploaded	2/5/2004	Film / Memory Type	ISO200
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	468	Shutter	1/3
Favorites	0	Aperture	F2.8
Critiques	4	Rating	6.00 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country -
About	this is the x-mas-light of the glatt-tower, a shopping center in my hometown. comments and critique are very welcome and help me to catch better pics, thanx
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Urungu Erdal Özer {K:852} 2/21/2004

Very nice night colors and composition.

Ola Jasiñska {K:435} 2/6/2004

Fantastic indigo contrasts with the color of that building. Also I like the branches from the left. This balances the whole composition. Thanks for your comment! I'm glad you like my pic!

Frank Li {K:2103} 2/6/2004

The building is well placed, draws my attention immediately. It also looks surreal which I like very much! Thank you for your comments Michael, they are very encouraging :)

Neil Dolman {K:26883} 2/5/2004

Hello Michael, I like this photo! Of course I recognised it! I think you did the right thing to keep somme of the tree in the picture to the left. I'm assuming you used a tripod then in this case you could have changed the ISO down to 100 or maybe 50 (if you can). The little extra time for the exposure won't matter and the photos are generally better at a low ISO. Gruess Neil

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