Looking for any critisim.

[Munnin]

Just got my new Canon PS A630 and decided to take it to drill tonight. I did not have a tripod but the trucks did throw some light on the situation. Hope this is th eright place. I liked the face in the fire though you cant tell what burning.

[Munnin]

Thought this was the best shot but the truck finishes off frame and there is a coat in the foreground. Not sure how to crop this without coming up with an odd aspect ratio.

[Munnin]

Simple and the cleanest of the shots.

[Munnin]

Well I have a few others but I will see what the feed back is on these and see if I violated any forum rules.

[Phill D]

Interesting shots, took me a while to find the face in number 1 :D .For me I would have cropped number 2 into a slight panorama like this but thats only personal taste.

[RichNY]

...though you cant tell what burning.

After looking at the first picture and your location I was hoping it was Troy;)

[Munnin]

Interesting shots, took me a while to find the face in number 1 :D .

The face poped out to me right away but some digital help will would make it clearer. The longer I look at it the less I like it too out of focus.



For me I would have cropped number 2 into a slight panorama like this but thats only personal taste.

Thats an interesting idea, I will have to look at trying that tonight. I can't blow it up much because if the high noise rate at ISO 800.

[Phill D]

Munnin If those are iso 800 then I'm actually quite impressed with the relatively noise free images that came over on the forum.

[Munnin]

Munnin If those are iso 800 then I'm actually quite impressed with the relatively noise free images that came over on the forum.

Looking at them now I am not sure what ISO they are.

Face
Shutter 1/160
AP 3.5
Focal 17.34mm

Triangle
Shutter 1/60
AP 3.5
Focal 12.56mm

Simple truck
Shutter 1/15
AP 3.5
Focal 21.71mm

So take your best guess.

EDIT:

I found my tripod and took some nighttime pics. It is most definitely not ISO800 It may be ISO200 but that I am less sure of.