Sometimes the wrong exposure conjures up some interesting photos.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
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13 comments:
J'aime beaucoup ce flou!
Cath.
Wooo. The long shadows appear to be coming from ghostly figures!
Sometimes some good suprises when not using automatic settings! :-)
I love that the shadows are more solid than the figures! Excellent photo, even if unintentional...
And sometimes it doesn't! :~} In this case, however . . . I just love these "ghostly" figures strolling on the quai, V.
I really like the lines in this...great composition and it works beautifully with the "ghostly" folks!!!
Love, love this Virginia... xv
:)
Hey! Isn't he supposed to be in the opera house?
Marvelous!
That's right. The better my technique the fewer great mistakes I make. Really like how the light is coming from a few different directions with one clearly dominant.
Great shot!
Et en plus, cela évite de flouter les visages !
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