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1. January 6th, 2006 at 5:59
   rohan dixit says:

   good pictures. how to do this ? I thought you use photoshop to get this effect, but i couldnt. please help

2. January 26th, 2006 at 17:56
   Raul Lopes says:

   Good work pal! I think you are enjoing taking snaps in night. Same with me. But I think you should do some processing in photoshop before posting them on your site. Good work keep it up! How about macro photography! try it I’m sure you will be facinated by it!

   cheers
   Raul

3. February 24th, 2006 at 13:41
   Mandar D. Sahasrabuddhe says:

   Long exposures give enhanced contrast between darks and brights, and also contribute in motion blur.

   Snap #1 and 4 actually hightlight the contrast effect. Also first has superb color contrast of red vs blue. Fourth highlights the sodium vapour reds against the blue reflection. I know the intention was to catch the speeding trains, though. The contrast enhancement has made these snaps appear clean and crisp, which also makes the stations appear from 1st world countries
   Also tho the train is motion blurred and provides a good steely backdrop, it gains secondary importance as it is insufficiently illuminated.

   But still 1st and 4th are lovely.

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