brisbane at night

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• walk33a (1390)
• [2009-10-06 17:23]

Hi Ricki!

I like this view. It looks like the rocks on the left are in focus, but the distant building are a little blurred. Do you remember what setting you took this. If you set your camera on Landscape, it will give you better focus in the distance.

Keep clicking.

Dennis

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• ScottHale (136)
• [2009-10-06 18:14]

Ricki,
I like the idea but there are several points that need improvement here.
Most importantly I think, the waterline is not level.
Water ALWAYS levels itself and if you show it any other way, its bound to seem unatural.
I think the f/3.5 was too large of aperture because it focused on to little in the frame. Generally, for most landscape shots the smaller aperture, the better (higher number). I would have also enjoyed more notes on stating this is a popular place to take pictures. It's not much effort.

I do encourage you to keep posting and use the critiques you get to improve your photography. What the heck, afterall, it's free advice!

Scott

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• MT900spg (3863)
• [2009-10-06 19:52]

I really like the composition of this image and how the rock in the foreground helps to frame the city. As already mentioned a slight rotation to level the horizon and smaller aperture will help makes this image even better. TFS

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• rminkow (15371)
• [2009-10-06 20:15]
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HI Ricki..nice shot...well composed..nice details and light.

Roger