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cody29 — Tower Bridge at Night
Published: 2005-11-18 08:32:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 7083; Favourites: 113; Downloads: 152
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This is the London Tower Bridge at Night. It's a DRI of several Pictures.Related content
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Great shot !
interested in a night photo contest ??
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This is such a beautiful shot, I featured it in my journal entry (here) . Thank you for sharing such a great photo.
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Thank you very much for that feature
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OH MY!
i swear i havent seen this picture before but its almost same as mine
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yes, the popular monuments will be shot from almost the same position...
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Extraordinary shot! 
Our life is like a sea. Sometimes it is calm, sometimes it is tumultous, but it is still wonderful.
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yeah, yours look really cool, too. It from the other side, isn't it?
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Thanks. It is from the other side because I was not allowed to go to place where you took your photo.(it`s closed at night)
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water looks great, altho its called Tower Bridge not london tower bridge 
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Thank you very much for the hint, trying to correct the title...
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woooo! lol, sorry btw if it sounded rude or big headed, it wasnt meant 2 be
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have you tried to correct the deformation of the image? I mean, to correct the inclination of the towers?
I love this shot, I told you already, but i keep watching my faves all the time.
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Do you think the towers are incline? Perhaps they look like the do a litlle, but I took out my measure band 
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This is a great example of what hdr can do. Excellent job.
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I love how the exposure's affected the water. Great job!
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Very nice shot, I like the way the lights are reflecting off the Thames.
Out of curiosity, what is a DRI?
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thx for the comment.... DRI means Dynamic Range Increase and it's a technique how to handle pictures with a large contrast. In this pic there are shiny lights and dark shadows, a digital camera can't handle this. So you have to take more pictures with longer and shorter exposures. Then you "throw" them into a dri software and the output look like this pic. Try to find more about this theme with google or ask me again.
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Thanks for the explanation, I will have to look into that in more detail. It certainly turned out well for you.
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