lone tree at winskill stones at night

[Rybear]

had a go at night photography the other night what do you think ?

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c+c welcome

 

[Black Pearl]

Great images - in fact they're so good I might have to go out and have a try myself at a local landmark.

Thanks for the inspiration. 

[Paul]

These have worked really well.

 

It's unusual to see them photographed at night, the ones I took were during the day and offer a totally different (often taken) perspective.

 

 

Well done for traipsing around Malham etc at night!

 

 

Paul.

[Guest]

The second is very different, I do like the way you have blended setting sun and stars this is a highly creative and original image!

 

But if I may suggest it would be perhaps more dramatic if processed a little darker?

I hope you don't mind.

 

[KateW]

Two lovely shots. I do think Bill's edit improves the second one - the original is just a little light for me.

[Rybear]

i'm not brilliant on the processing i just took the right hand slider in levels and brought it back untill the histogram started rising and liked the result which is what i posted    as for walking round in the dakrk i was glad i had a torch because i have never, ever seen so many cowpats in my life dodging then turned a 100 yard walk into about 3 miles

[ChrisLumix]

The second is very different, I do like the way you have blended setting sun and stars this is a highly creative and original image!

 

But if I may suggest it would be perhaps more dramatic if processed a little darker?

I hope you don't mind.

 

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I like both compositions. The edit works better for me, as although the original isn't 'too light', it is if you want to call it night photography if you follow what I mean?