Early Arrivals
by Prism

Comment:
I think, considering the time of day that you took this, that you did a wonderful job pre, and post shot.

You might consider using a graduated ND filter, I love my cokin filter, adapter rings let me use all the filters on any lens. Looks from the titl that you had to alter the top to ge it to be where you wanted it.

Another approach is to use a tripod, and then take two exposure about 4-5 stops apart, preferrably with the same f/

very nice overall, one could only wish for a sunset in this exact same setup.

Studio Study
by susi

Comment:
there's an odd painty look to this that I think I recognize, but I can't place your nick in my brain.... hmmmm.

oh, so sweet, 10. wonderful use of this processing.

cheetah portrait
by micro

Comment:
would be a 10, but 2 points off for being a bit dodgy with the challenge definition.

another day done!
by focus57

Comment:
nice muted tones. love the way the light is falling.

The Strip
by vitaminG

Comment:
aaah, too bad for you, I'm sure this is beautiful at a real size. a 4:1 pano just can't get enough detail at 640 to be effective at all.

would love to see the full size or like a 1280 wide. 10 just because I feel for ya.

lumière de nuit
by Gareth S.

Comment:
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26

Church building in the mist
by Kemptonreporter

Comment:
border is huge, drop shadow is of questionable legality, picture seems nice, dark and dreary. too small because of that white stuff.

Bora Sunset
by deps_copy

Comment:
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26

10 just because

NYC across the river
by khasmir

Comment:
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26

Beaming Beantown
by djhockman

Comment:
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26