Piha / Waitakere Ranges around night

[David]

Been trying out some longer exposure shots at night, im quite new to this so don't judge to harshly :P but open to critique. I shot these with a fisheye, but in retrospect probably should have used my 18-55 kit lens i have lying around as Tom has borrowed my 50mm (ps Tom can i have it back soon lol)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2457/3768428558_1325e45643.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/fleagan/3768428558/)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3585/3768428340_62fb7900ac.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/fleagan/3768428340/)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3533/3767628309_009c879710.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/fleagan/3767628309/)

I have put a link behind each image back to flickr (as we all should be doing as per flickr's policy) if you want to view the larger size.

Here's a helpful site that will make it easier for you to convert the flickr code into forum code you can use to link back to your images (http://kleel.nfshost.com/oilu.html) - its been mentioned on the forum before and people started using it, but i noticed people have been getting lazy recently...

[April]

3rd one would be my favourite :)

[talan]

Awesome improvement. The 3rd one is a winner (Y)

Keep going buddy!

[robo git]

Liking the 2nd and 3rd ones.

Also if you'd used the 18-55 (presumably on the 18mm end) I don't think the 2nd one would have been as good, as part of what appeals about that shot to me IS the curvature. That being said, personally I would have cropped half the black from the 2nd one (Still leaving quite a bit of black, but making it look more panoramic) as it would IMO help the composition.

[The Mad Hatter Project]

3rd one would be my favourite :)

:)

[Haim]

third one is cool. first one is not bad also.........

[tomberkley]

sweet then dave, we can swap back then. mate i have some nice ones from that night too, dont know how to post them um properly tho. noob you know