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    Posted: 06 January 2019 at 09:44
a day trip to the town of brasov, hoping to see some snow; got a lot of rain instead.

#1 old town piazza


#2 passages between the old buildings


#3 more arcades


#4 waiting for a rainy sunset on the citadel fortess hill, overlooking the old town


#5 after sunset


#6 the citadel fortress


#7 the prefecture, after dark


#8 same building, playing a little with camera profiles in Camera Raw


#9 christmas decorations . . .


#10 on a commercial street, reserved for pedestrians
 



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Despite/because of the rain this is a very appealing set of images.
I particularly like the pastel colours and motion blurred light trails in #4, but they are all beautiful, enhanced by the atmospherics and the reflections.
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Love the light trails, especially in #5 .
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The moody night shots are my favorites in this series - with #6 coming out on top!

TFS!
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4,5, and 6 are my favorites. Beautiful! TFS.
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Both b&w and color work very well!
Painting with light was done beautifully specially in your last image in combination with soft and blurry motion of rain.
 



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Posts: 1369 		Post Options Post Options   Quote mihai-ian Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 January 2019 at 07:11
thank you all, the last two are also my favourites; on #10 I think I had quite a few drops of rain on the lens
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Posts: 4271 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Jozioau Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 January 2019 at 07:23
Originally posted by mihai-ian mihai-ian wrote:

thank you all, the last two are also my favourites; on #10 I think I had quite a few drops of rain on the lens


That explains it! I was wondering how you got those smeared diagonal flares in the image?
Wonderful effect - can it be replicated??
I recall the old trick of smearing some vaseline onto the outer diameter of a lens to get a 'soft portrait' effect. This would be somewhat similar.
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the effect is entirely accidental
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#2 #3 #9 #5 are very nice......well all are very nice!!! Would like to visit this town someday! TFS!!
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