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~park lights~

© Brian J. Magliaro

~park lights~

Uploaded: May 11, 2006

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taken after sunset at a park in ilsan, korea

Comments

Tarun Bose May 11, 2006

Excellent shot Brian. Good exposure and framing. Well done. #443754

Lori Ditlefsen May 11, 2006

Beautiful shot, Brian. Nice and clear with wonderful color and lights. Well done! #2751048

Marianne Andersson May 11, 2006

Awesome Brian! This could be a winner. #2751313

Gail Vitikacs level-classic May 11, 2006

POWERFUL image...WOW! #2751556

Leif Kjaer May 11, 2006

Seldom have I seen anything as beautiful as this image. Well done. #2752047

Kirsten Kiki Kjaer May 11, 2006

I agree. This is absolutely breathtaking. #2752053

Barbara K. Breitsameter May 11, 2006

WOW....stunning! I hope to see this in the finals. #2752364

Janine Russell level-deluxe May 11, 2006

Brian, excellent colors, detail, lighting and clarity. #2753281

Brian J. Magliaro May 11, 2006

Thank you very much for your compliments; they mean a lot to me....brian #2753652

September 20, 2007

This is beautiful image with perfect clarity. One very slight suggestion - straighten the image so the top of the bridge is parallel to the horizon. Regardless, it's a image to be proud of! Congrats! #4815658

Brian J. Magliaro September 20, 2007

thank you jenny.... I really appreciate your praise and comments; one thing that i've really been working on recently is getting my lines (be it horizons or the top of bridges) straight. i've been having a bit of trouble and a few more photos than i'd like are turning out with a slightly tilted horizon... cheers, brian #4816181

September 20, 2007

Hi Brian, It's a super easy fix in programs like Photoshop. I'm not sure if you have access to that program. But, if you do, then you can just use the crop tool and tilt the crop outline to line-up straight with the top of the bridge. Other programs may allow you to do this as well. Best, -Jen :) #4816525

Marcel J. Fernandez September 02, 2011

Beautifully seen, exposed, and captured. Great work, Brian. #9648884

Merna L. Nobile September 26, 2011

Congratulations!
You’re the kind of person who makes the world a better, brighter place…You worked hard for this, you made it happen, and you have a right to be proud. So enjoy these satisfying moments; you deserve every one! Merna
#9696807

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