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taken at a hot air balloon festival in guildford.
i have cropped slightly to get rid of some sky at sides. and adjusted the contrast.
was wondering if I should have put more of the treeline in the bottom of the frame
what do you think?
| Camera: | Nikon D50  Check out Nikon Nation! |
| Lens: | 18-55 |
| Title: | dusk flight |
| Username: | 
rebeccab |
| Uploaded: | 30 Jan 2007 - 2:50 AM |
| Tags: | Atmospheric, Hot air balloon flying, Landscape / travel |
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I like balloon shots (got one on my own gallery page). It's a bit distant and the light behind has made it more of a silhouette. Try changing exposure to lighten the subject. If you have set a high enough resolution i'lld crop even tighter on the balloon. Just my thoughts. Oh and welcome to EPZ...
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