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>>2679928
Too much straightening out. You need to keep a little bit of convergence to prevent the tower looking like it is about to topple over to the right.
Learn to trust your eyes and instinct don't just religiously follow the grid lines on the screen.
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>>2680558
I really want to like this, I really do.
but lights on the left side really take all the focus away from the picture overall.
>>2680558
>ISO 100
Mexico at it's finest
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>>2680582
>wanting to have noise out the ass
>>2680643
Mexico at it's finest
>>2679928
Noob here. How do you make the sky look like that? Color filter? Long exposure at night?
>>2680978
Start by using a tripod, then a somewhat long exposure. You could use a polarizer or crank up the blue in post/Lr
>>2680978
Time of night, so that the sky isn't so bright. Looks like after sunset, right before the last bit of light leaves the sky.
>>2680978
Take the shot just after sunset but before the sky is completely dark. It's what is commonly known as the 'blue hour' although the 'hour' varies in length depending on time of year and how close you are to the equator.
