
Of course, in the down in my room also has a screen (despite the fact that it does not open...), which makes things even trickier.

Here we have different sort of sunrise shot than the ones I usually go for. I rather like it though. It is a little hard to see at this size (you can click it to see it bigger), but the next three traffic lights are all different colors!

Then later that morning

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Zoom in as far as you can, set your f/stop as low as it will go, and put your camera right up against the window glass. That will cut out most of the window/screen problems (at the expense of limiting what you can take pictures of :P)
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