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I was very blessed by this balloon trip but have to say that it tests one's technique, given the amount of sky that is constantly in and out of shot.
I found I had to "pre-compose" by anticipation much of the time...more of facilitating the capture as much as anything else.
Light was low and worsened progressively, so it was a case of educated guesswork with metering and balancing ISO with everything else.
Most "straight" shots would have had more zing if there was some direct sunshine, though I believe 10 or so of the 60 I took are usable in some form or another.
All these were with the 70-200 at ISOs from 200 to 800; the 350D doesn't do a bad job really. These are my faves.
I've not posted these in the critique forum by the way.

Love, love, the third pic in b/w.

Which 70-200 2.8 or 4, w/ or w/o IS.

thanks

Really like what you hacve done with #3 looks like an illustration from a book.