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Uploaded: April 09, 2002 14:31:19
A shot of one of the rides in an amusement park - exposed for 20 seconds
Robert Pranagal May 18, 2002
Hi Mike.The exposure was 20 sec.
The aperture - I am not quite sure, but something in the order of f11 or f16
Cheers, #8066
Rick G. Vincent June 03, 2002
20 second exposure....and the guy leaning against the railing didn't even move an inch. He is perfectly sharp. This image stands out in your gallery. Good shot. #8383Robert Pranagal June 03, 2002
Thanks for your appreciation!Arthur Rosch September 28, 2003
Robert, I really like your work.Art #215112
Robert Pranagal October 02, 2003
Hi Art,Thank you so much for taking time to view my images and your appreciation.
Your comment has really made my day.
I viewed your astro images in your gallery and they are absolutely stunning. You must be using some sort of high quality telescope with a motor synchronised to follow the stars. There was a time when I was crazy about astronomy - the more I like your photos.
Thanks again and I am looking forward to seing more of your astrophotos!
Cheers,
RP #219522
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