Long exposure
Light trails
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nice the bridge shot is a little askew i think you were off just i bit with the center angle look at the distance from the top of the photo to the first metal horizontal but light trails are well done
Thank you so much. I agree with you about the pics. I will be more carefull with the perspective on my pics.
its crazy what a single degree off can do to a long perspective shot
Liked a lot your first image! keep the good work man!
Thank you so much. I am just an amateur targetting to have better shot:)
Thank you so much!
I like the idea of the first one, but I think the bus is taking up a little bit too much of the frame. It seems to be the main subject rather than enhancing a subject.
The second one is nice, I've seen a lot of photos similar to this, and this one is as good as many of those. Just be careful with the haloing on the bar on the left. Also, I'm not big on the shadow in the foreground because it doesn't really add anything. Perhaps moving a little closer to keep it out of the frame could have worked. (I know, conditions can't be changed, so I'm not too critical about that)
The third photo is great. This is exactly how to use long exposures in the city to enhance a main subject.
Thank you so much for your precious comments. I aim to keep improving my framing and compositions.