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fairswheel on Sechselaeutenwiese, Zurich
as usually, freehand;-)
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Jack Newton 02/01/2007 22:09
Very cool to have them side by side... nice effect.Anneli Hoel Fjærli 03/09/2006 14:07
Really good!Wonderful colours!
Katerina Zumrová 02/09/2006 19:39
great idea...I like these colors...regards, Katerina
Sergio Pessolano 01/09/2006 18:33
Cool work!Inez Correia Marques 30/08/2006 9:55
very good fotosDirk Hofmann 24/08/2006 20:40
will use it soon ... :-)thx ...
Alexandra B 23/08/2006 19:28
@Dirk: of course... :-)Dirk Hofmann 23/08/2006 11:44
if it is ok for you i will link this photo in our know how database as an example for exposue times ... :-)Clà Ramun 22/08/2006 23:05
tolle interpretation des riesenrades!gruss cr
Alexandra B 22/08/2006 22:51
thanks for taking the time to view and comment on this pic.@Dirk and Lukas: sorry for the late answer:
exposure of the left pic was 1/20 sec, and the right one was 1 sec.
above, I wrote that I took the pics 'freehand' meaning that I was not using a tripod (I have never used one except for a few (very few;-) macro shots)...I supported the camera on a hand rail for the 1sec shot (and used the image stabilizer of my lens;-)). I also tried longer exposures but did not like the effect.
Lukas Bruckmueller 21/08/2006 23:15
der absolute wahnsinn. toll. kannst du bitte der Bitte von Dirk nachkommen, oder mir die exif-daten schicken? danke!lg lukas
Dirk Hofmann 21/08/2006 13:41
would be cool if you could add the data of both photos. by doing so unexperienced photographers would be able to see the difference between the two exposure times ...Theo Weijmer 19/08/2006 0:13
Great dubble shot, good thinking.Greetings Theo