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On my way home from the cinema last night, I passed through the village of Bothwell, and noticed that the local church was all lit up.
I only live 2 minutes from the village, so I went home, got my camera, and headed straight back out.
Here are a few of the shots I took.
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I only live 2 minutes from the village, so I went home, got my camera, and headed straight back out.
Here are a few of the shots I took.
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Great shots MD - last one's my fave. Love the skies in them.
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Very nice Ian - great colours.
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Gorgeous! Number 2 for me, it's magic!
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No2 for me too, like the composition best on this shot, fab colours and skies
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Thanks guys. 
I was slightly disappointed with number 2 actually, as the breeze slightly caught the camera during the 4 second exposure, so there is a slight blur there which I didn't notice until I'd loaded them from the card...and I think I made it worse by trying to sharpen it a little
Glad you like them though.
And Phil, as for the colours, I had my camera settings on vibrant, and my white balance was set to tungsten.
Picture one was a 10 second exposure, F3.5, iso100
Picture two was a 4 second exposure, F5.0, iso100 and added breeze
Picture three was a 4 second exposure, F4.5 iso100
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I was slightly disappointed with number 2 actually, as the breeze slightly caught the camera during the 4 second exposure, so there is a slight blur there which I didn't notice until I'd loaded them from the card...and I think I made it worse by trying to sharpen it a little
Glad you like them though.
And Phil, as for the colours, I had my camera settings on vibrant, and my white balance was set to tungsten.
Picture one was a 10 second exposure, F3.5, iso100
Picture two was a 4 second exposure, F5.0, iso100 and added breeze
Picture three was a 4 second exposure, F4.5 iso100
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I did notice the slight blur but didn't think it affected the picture too much on the whole! Love the composition!
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but didn't think it affected the picture too much on the whole! Love the composition!xx
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Really nice captures, Ian, I think I prefer #2 out of the 3 shots though. I think the portrait orientation in 2 suits it better, it's more dramatic, I think
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