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andrea giuseppe
{K:3122} 7/18/2005
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I love night shots and this one is good. Well done Laurie
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Enas Moussa
{K:7470} 7/18/2005
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nice night shot..
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Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia
{K:92421} 7/18/2005
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marvelous tones. great mood. a beauty. great portafolio.
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Linda Bique
{K:74033} 7/18/2005
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Lovely illumination of the palms and awesome reflections on the water...beautiful light, no tripod..how do you do that. It's a very clear and sharp image, impressive Laurie...well seen and captured...:):)Linda
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Marie Johnston
{K:1635} 7/18/2005
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Lovely Shot Laurie
Great colours
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Paolo Corradini
{K:52725} 7/18/2005
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good reflections and i like tha palms silhouettes, just a thing there's some digital rumor in tha background, but it's no easy in this condition..
greetings
PAOLO
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Robert Kocs
{K:89061} 7/18/2005
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Great reflections Laurie! Nice tones, amazing moody landscape! I love it.
Greetings! Robert
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Roberto Okamura
{K:22842} 7/18/2005
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Beautiful night shot Laurie!
Great lighting and reflection!
Best regards!
Roberto.
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Alastair Bell
{K:29571} 7/18/2005
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Given it was without a tripod you have done remarkably well! There is evidence of a little noise in the sky and water and a little softness in the focus on the trees (not surprising with a slow shutter if the trees were moving and no tripod though!). I think if you ran it past a noise filter it would help immensely. I've cropped out a part of it to show you what I mean...
Nicely composed and exposed though Laurie!
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Toshi
{K:12024} 7/18/2005
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Wonderful night shot Laurie! Love the lights reflecting off the water :) Very clear image for not using a tripod, great work!
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Marcus Armani
{K:35759} 7/19/2005
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wow this is areal stunning shot, such nice lighting and reflections, really well composed ....
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Dirck DuFlon
{K:35779} 7/19/2005
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What a lovely and inviting scene, Laurie - so tropical-ish! :) The reflections in the water are wonderful, and I love the deep blue of the sky barely illuminating the rooftops.
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Jean-Marc Desjarlais
{K:2066} 7/19/2005
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Great shot Laurie. Love the reflections in the water.
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Carolyn Wiesbrock
{K:14051} 7/20/2005
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Wonderful work without the tripod..who needs them anyway.
Beautiful!
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Chris Nichols
{K:7044} 7/20/2005
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beautiful scene!
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Dwight Parks
{K:4423} 7/21/2005
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Wow, very good! This is amazing with no tripod and low light. Dwight
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L. Gould
{K:11900} 7/21/2005
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Thanks Linda! I owe a lot of the clarity in this shot to the IS on my lens. I never would have been able to get this shot with a regular lens, but I still had to take a bunch before I got one that looked ok. That will teach me to forget my tripod! :)
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Linda Bique
{K:74033} 7/22/2005
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Well I think it's an awesome shot Laurie. I think I might be a little confused about this IS stuff...Isn't part of that design to eliminate having to use a tripod, or is it specifically for faster focusing, I know I better start reading the manuals...hard to find the time...thanks again...:):)Linda
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L. Gould
{K:11900} 7/22/2005
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Linda,
From what I?ve heard IS technology got its start in the military as a way to keep the large canon on the front of tanks steady while the tanks move over rough terrain. With this technology the tank may be bumping all around, but the canon on the front stays relatively stable. The IS on our lenses works in much the same way, but just on a smaller level. They won?t completely eliminate the need for a tripod, but they do minimize camera shake a lot.
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Linda Bique
{K:74033} 7/22/2005
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Thank you for your wonderful explanation Laurie, that makes sense...:):)Linda
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