Starry night.jpg by Wm. Bates

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03-NOV-2003

Canon EOS 10D ,Sigma 15-30mm f/3.5-4.5 EX DG ASP
30s f/7.1 at 15.0mm iso400 full exif

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Guest		15-Oct-2007 10:39
This is so beautiful!!!!!! My vote.

Ann Sherba		12-Oct-2006 13:20
This is gorgeous!

Frank P from Holland		02-Sep-2006 18:47
Top shot. VOTE!!!

Guest		05-Oct-2005 13:25
This is an excellent photograph, William - Hallmark Christmas Card and all that, y'know. DAVE

Graham Tomlin		22-Jul-2005 19:33
excellent photo

Wm. Bates		08-Jul-2005 07:13
I guess it show that you don't pay attention. Look at the EXIF data...notice the time that would be 10:08 PM. Did you notice the 30 second exposure time at 400 ISO. Guess what that pretty much turns night into day. Did you notice the motion blur in the rapidly moving clouds? I guess not. LOL. Yeah it was a full moon night and there isn't any photoshop trickery because it wasn't needed.

dougmcnichol		08-Jul-2005 06:27
I love this pic, but I have to say the premise of it seems very phoney to me. You describe this shot as a "night shot", but it's far too bright to believe that. To carry your premise further, you show some white specks that are supposed to be stars. I don't believe it. They look like dust specks on your lens. This pic would be great without the phoney stuff. Just remove the dust specks in Photoshop with the clone tool and you have a truly great pic.

J.M.V.		11-Aug-2004 02:16
Bill, I love the way you brought the fore ground into a night picture with stars in the sky!

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