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Nice series, still a bit on the dark side, but really nice. Sometimes the support you had to find for your camera influences your composition a bit (Photo 7, which I like best apart from that one aspect), or makes the photo tilted (Photo 2), but unless you want the photo to be like that, you could always rectify it later - even if these are scanned prints.
 
Nice series, still a bit on the dark side, but really nice. Sometimes the support you had to find for your camera influences your composition a bit (Photo 7, which I like best apart from that one aspect), or makes the photo tilted (Photo 2), but unless you want the photo to be like that, you could always rectify it later - even if these are scanned prints.

these were all taken with a terrible 4mp digi cam that i borrowed from a friend.
 
Ah ... maybe a bit of "NeatImage" would help get rid of the noise then?
And upon looking again I begin to find that the best exposed is Photo 6.
But then that could have been taken at any time of the day (or night).
 
Ah ... maybe a bit of "NeatImage" would help get rid of the noise then?

yeah maybe, never used it. these were taken with basically a toy camera so i dont think it's even worth editing
 
The sixth one looks really great to me. Such sharpness even in a rainy day.
 

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