Ghostly Flames
I was happy to make it to the rooftop for sunset, even though I was a little late. (you can read about that in the description of the previous photo)
It was a bit of a struggle, and the payoff wasn't great, but I still felt somewhat victorious, and also very hungry, so I headed back to my hostel, making a quick stop at a street vendor to pick up dinner - fried chicken and sticky rice, with sweet and spicy sauce. One of my favorite street meals that you can find all over Thailand.
I made this time stack by combining 200 photos into one image. Here's a quick and easy Photoshop tutorial of the process I used. youtu.be/oTfp47jTzWc
I should also note that I used the "mean" stacking mode, instead of "maximum" which I usually use. The reason is because the clouds didn't make very nice trails (sometimes this happens when there's two layers of clouds) but the "mean" stacking mode gives you an average of all the photos, producing smoother trails, but they also tend to look a little ghostly.
Ghostly Flames
I was happy to make it to the rooftop for sunset, even though I was a little late. (you can read about that in the description of the previous photo)
It was a bit of a struggle, and the payoff wasn't great, but I still felt somewhat victorious, and also very hungry, so I headed back to my hostel, making a quick stop at a street vendor to pick up dinner - fried chicken and sticky rice, with sweet and spicy sauce. One of my favorite street meals that you can find all over Thailand.
I made this time stack by combining 200 photos into one image. Here's a quick and easy Photoshop tutorial of the process I used. youtu.be/oTfp47jTzWc
I should also note that I used the "mean" stacking mode, instead of "maximum" which I usually use. The reason is because the clouds didn't make very nice trails (sometimes this happens when there's two layers of clouds) but the "mean" stacking mode gives you an average of all the photos, producing smoother trails, but they also tend to look a little ghostly.