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About LinkBacksDaytime long exposure shot from False Creek, Vancouver.
(I couldn't decide which to post this because I always welcome critiques from you. But here I am anyways!
This is a discussion on False Creek, Vancouver; Daytime long exposure within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Daytime long exposure shot from False Creek, Vancouver. (I couldn't decide which to post this because I always welcome critiques ...
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False Creek, Vancouver; Daytime long exposure
Daytime long exposure shot from False Creek, Vancouver.
(I couldn't decide which to post this because I always welcome critiques from you. But here I am anyways!
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Wow, such a serene shot when you look at the scene in forefront, but then that sky makes it look like extreme movement as if the world is just passing these moments by. Love it.
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Nice play, colour and comp. My main comment is that the entire image feels slightly soft, slightly. This might suggest slight movement while on the tripod; was it windy?
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