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Published: 2013-04-27 12:05:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 18837; Favourites: 1266; Downloads: 0
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Sunset long exposure manual blending from Brooklyn bridge park. One of the most amazing cityscape spot i had the chance to study during my NYC trip.See my work @ [link]
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it just like a painting to me.i like everything in it.Β very good job..
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Beautiful work! Congratulations on the DD!
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This is one of the most beautiful photo i've ever seen. Amazing.
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This is amazing, very well done 
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281 like the EXIF says 
FYI, this weekend i did a 510 seconds exposure
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Whoa! I had no idea that kind of Neutral Density filter existed 
Thanks for the information, I'm really looking forward to get one of those filters, I love long exposure photographs
I just checked out your 510 seconds long exposure, it's amazing
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I am from New York City. It's been 2 weeks since I started my study abroad experience in Europe.
This photo brought me to tears. It reminds me of home. It is so beautiful.
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thank you....enjoy Europe
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I NEVER get tired of gorgeous cityscapes at dusk! I could cram my hard drive of picture after picture, and it still wouldn't be enough!
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I'm really wondering, how do you get such sharp images with such a long exposure. 291 seconds, I read.
I often get blurry and noisy picture when I do that. Even though my ISO is low and aperture is around F/16.
What are your techniques, if I may ask?
Do you do much editing afterwards to get it like this?
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Hi,
Β Thank you for your constructive comment
The description of this image refers to the technique i'm using...manual blending also called DRI.
To compose this photo i used different exposures...i rarely spend more than 1h for post-processing....
FYI: ISO 50 often creates more noise and flickering dots than expected specially on super long exposure like this one! This is actually taking most of my editing...i'm using differnts passes of Dfine 2 + view at 200/400% and track the noise/dots with clone stamp
If you're interested in the before and after shots drop me a private message
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Geoffrey
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Goodness, that water looks like fog.
Congrats on the DD!
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increible ....algo completamente maravilloso
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... a stunning long exposure indeed, but
the cherry on the cake are the small window lights to me which
seem to be reflected on the wave-breakers in the foreground, kudos mate!
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holy shit. This is the most amazing photograph i have ever seen of a cityscape. Definitely my favourite!!!! I literally cannot believe how gorgeous this is.
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your beautiful work is featured in my new journal...[link]
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for it's brilliant. Fantastic quality and beautiful scene.
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