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This photo was taken at Shades of Blues, a local blues dance event. The lighting is extremely low, mostly provided by a string of small Christmas lights along one wall. These conditions challenge even the fastest of lenses at the highest of ISO, so I decided to try something a little different. I manually focussed at infinity, set my camera at ISO 200, the lowest native ISO, and set the aperture to f/8, which gave an exposure time of 60 seconds. I set the camera on a convenient platform with a view of the dance floor, framed the photo, and clicked the shutter.
I knew this would render the dancers as an ethereal cloud, but I was treated to some unexpected surprises. A person with a lighted cell phone walked by and left a bluish light trail. The tiny aperture rendered the Chrstmas tree lights as tiny starburts. A person at the left of the frame, watching the dancers, was nearly motionless for the entire capture.
There was also a roller-skating rink at The Lot. The girls (Violet especially) wanted to go rollerskating themselves, but we decided to wait for some other time, when they're older.
Had a trip out to our local airport to watch the last remaining Vulcan XH558 do a flypast enroute to the Ayr air show, it was a pretty magnificent sight but as quick as it came it went..
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On Saturday 23rd June 2012 it was Chesters yearly "Midsummer Watch Parade".
Chester's Midsummer Watch is one of Britain's oldest festivals - a tradition reflecting 500 years of the city's history. They rely on the continued support and involvement of local people to keep this exciting Parade alive, as a major mid-summer spectacle. For more information about the parade see the web site here:
Was out shooting with Ron (Ron1478) from Virginia today around Youngstown and Mill Creek Park. Ron is here visiting family for the holidays and had contacted me about getting together for some shooting fun. We had a great time exploring some of the Youngstown winter sites.
This is along one of the trails near Lanterman's mill. The ice dripping though and over the rock cliffs have formed an awesome spectacle of icicles.
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Made a conscious decision to frame the composition in a different, more pleasing way that incorporated the shape of the flag.
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