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Old 07-13-04, 08:54 AM
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another neato pic...

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In my apartment, at sunset, with a super long exposure on my cheapo digitial cam.
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I see the sunrise through mine as it leans against the window...

Looks like you have a nicer window than me though...
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Looks good. A tripod would probably help, though...
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Dig the pic crusty
Here's one I snapped behind Handlebar after the Cuttin Crew Classic
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Originally Posted by SyntaxPC
Looks good. A tripod would probably help, though...
sheesh. who called the bike photo police?
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Originally Posted by crustedfish
sheesh. who called the bike photo police?

Woah, someone has a problem with constructive criticism

He/She is right, that photo would be a lot more interesting if the lines were crisp
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Originally Posted by Moistfly
He/She is right, that photo would be a lot more interesting if the lines were crisp
I don't agree- sharp crisp lines bore me. I like the pic.
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Originally Posted by Moistfly
Woah, someone has a problem with constructive criticism

He/She is right, that photo would be a lot more interesting if the lines were crisp
I don't have a problem with constructive criticism, as long as its warranted and appropriate.

I'm a professional in film and video post production. I know about tripods. I was laying on my couch in the dark, listening to music, when I happened to look up, see the super blue sky, figured, ah, what the hell..my $90 1.whatever megapixel eBay steal might be able to pick this up if I use a super long exposure. And it did. Did I have the time or desire to setup my freakin' tripod? No. I did it all without leaving the couch. I thought it look'd kinda cool, so I shared it.

If you don't like blurry lines, tough shiznit.
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enough already people, show me more bike porn...

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Originally Posted by crustedfish
I'm a professional in film and video post production. I know about tripods... ...my $90 1.whatever megapixel eBay steal might be able to pick this up if I use a super long exposure.
Yeah, I guess you're right; I didn't realize this was a spur-of-the-moment type thing. Anyway, everything looks blurry to me right now because I haven't slept in two days... my eyes hurt.
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