Time
by Prism

Comment by Cam:
Looks like bed time, better give this a 9 and head on up.

A fine shot, great night photo.

Time
by Prism

Comment by MWitt:
Great Shot!

Time
by Prism

Comment by elemess:
I wish the clock tower were brighter, but it still stands out from that sky pretty well.

Time
by Prism

Comment by ArpeggioAngel:
Really love the dark sky with the dark red of the tower. Great combination. Tower seems like it leans just a hair to the right in this photo though.

Time
by Prism

Comment by PhantomEWO:
A real Ghost Buster Look, well done!

Early Arrivals
by Prism

Comment by wavelength:
Take this shot for an example of what I was talking about.



One exposure for the sky and water, one for the land. I layerd them, and erased the parts of the sky exposure to get the land to show through. tip - use the eraser at about 25% opacity at the edges, to make it look more natural.

There's also some heavey hue/sat neat image, and other stuff going on there, I was going for a Rikki look ;-)

Early Arrivals
by Prism

Comment by wavelength:
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.

Urban Geese
by Prism

Comment by ShutterPug:
Nice capture! I never seem to be able to get crisp pics of birds in motion. It's a lot harder than it looks. I like the scene here - including the grasses along the waters edge.

Urban Geese
by Prism

Comment by JunieMoon:
Definitely spend a few hours trying to capture the best shots of these fellas. I like the fact that they are in motion, and you did a nice job of that. I don't care so much for the background grass. I think a shallow dof, or spot blurring to remove the detail of it would really help this composition a lot as it stands.

Urban Geese
by Prism

Comment by Pixlmaker:
Nice shot! I have a ton of geese by my house, and I know how hard it can be to capture them in the right light. Obvoiusly, this would have worked better if you had been between them and the sun, but you can't exactly tell them to do this all over again. :o) My only suggestion would be to keep shooting them, and hope for the best. That's what I do, and one of these days I may actually get a keeper!