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For those who have many watchers, and for those who don’t have many, it is hard to know how one retains that interest as well as receive more. This article explores the basics of watchers and how we react to certain situations. Although it does not affect some deviants, and the tips are generally related to common sense, we hope the article is a worthwhile read and that the majority learn something from reading this.
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I displayed this one large just so you can count the stars.
I put it under manipulation cause I had to take drastic steps to get rid of the noise. Taken on a very very clear night, right on the edge of the world. |
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Alucard: I had one man tell me he was a writer.
Integra: And what did you do?
A: I killed him quickly.
I: I'm sure the art community thanked you.
A: I like to consider myself a scathing critic. Non of my subjects survive my reviews.
And just for tech geek conversation; 30 seconds to collect all the light i could, f/3.5 to collect even more light (DoF did'nt matter too much), 200 ISO to help reduce the noise (but on the black sky it was still pretty noisey).
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oh right, I noticed my mistake, for night shots that's a low ISO...
geeks are good
like these guys: [link]
I don't know why but this song caught me
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Alucard: I had one man tell me he was a writer.
Integra: And what did you do?
A: I killed him quickly.
I: I'm sure the art community thanked you.
A: I like to consider myself a scathing critic. Non of my subjects survive my reviews.
The long exposure (30 seconds) and open aperture (f/3.5) compensated for the lower ISO setting for the most part.
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Please stop by at devikadesilva’s [link] . Also see her calendars [link] Impact Zone [link] surf club
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Please stop by at devikadesilva’s [link] . Also see her calendars [link] Impact Zone [link] surf club
beany hat club
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Alucard: I had one man tell me he was a writer.
Integra: And what did you do?
A: I killed him quickly.
I: I'm sure the art community thanked you.
A: I like to consider myself a scathing critic. Non of my subjects survive my reviews.
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Alucard: I had one man tell me he was a writer.
Integra: And what did you do?
A: I killed him quickly.
I: I'm sure the art community thanked you.
A: I like to consider myself a scathing critic. Non of my subjects survive my reviews.
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Please stop by at devikadesilva’s [link] . Also see her calendars [link] Impact Zone [link] surf club
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