View allAll Photos Tagged carheadlights,
Finally got a semi decent shot of one of these guys. Night photography and I don't meld well. I had fabulous views of a Flammulated Owl after taking this photo but at that point was too dark for my skill level. For this photo I used my car headlights but for the Flammulated Owl I would of had to have held the flashlight and the camera at the same time and that just wasn't going to happen LOL. It was a special moment just to watch that cryptic tiny owl in the open and calling too which is extremely late in the year for that. They usually stop calling around the first week of July. The Poorwills were eating all the bugs that were biting me and they are just such cool nocturnal birds to watch! I just love nightjars. The cool thing about Common Poorwills is that they are similar to owls. I say this not because they are nocturnal but because they eject pellets out just like them!
As the light faded all that was left to do was mess about with some long exposure photography! This one captured a car heading away from Sheffield towards Hathersage and the Peak District, with Burbage Edge visible in the background.
Aurora Borealis
Or simply headlights that look green for some reason in the misty wet evening; as Tracey was leaving for an appointment.
Taken through our Ring Doorbell.
Stacksteads
Lancashire
... as the year draws to a close, driving as dawn breaks.
It is a landmark tree that I shoot when I can catch it - just as the road bends. It leans with the prevailing wind ... and the crows rise to greet the sun!
iPhone shots: Here
My landscape set Here
My drive by shots: Here
Local places of interest: Here
Le long du bout de la rue de Cerisé, à Courteille, l'heure bleue s'étend tandis que deux voitures passent tranquillement... Une ambiance en bleus et orangés qui me rappelle mes premières amours des paysages urbains à l'heure bleue...
This is the landscape I have been visiting for my upcoming series: "Closer to the matter".
I took this image from my room in the first night while I stayed there.
It is handheld at ISO 4000 without image stabilization, which means kind of useless closer up.
Nevertheless it shows the atmosphere so well, I didn't want to keep it for myself.
(ISO 4000, f2 @ 32mm, 2sec., 22:11)
Les flux du crépuscule : des individus encagés dans des carapaces de plastique et de tôle, des individus juchés sur des tas de plastique et de tôle et des individus au bord de ces fleuves, artères ou flots ( choisissez l'allégorie qui vous plaît) de véhicules, sur le chemin vers le repos musculaire et cognitif... Avant le prochain lever de soleil.
The headlights of a car went through iPiccy and PhotoScape for today's photo.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
Saarlouis – 2015, April 21
website I facebook I instagram I publications & exhibitions
© 2018 Markus Lehr
Le soir sur Alençon, sous la pluie bleutée de l'heure du même nom, les objectifs deviennent rincés par les gouttes qui, bon gré mal gré, se collent sur la lentille du devant... Ou sur le filtre de protection, en l'occurrence.
Et soudain : une impression diffuse, quasi diffractée !
This was a happy accident. I was turning out right after sunset and liked the way the car headlights illuminated the rocks.
Whenever I walk around town I become all too aware of the noise, the fumes, the frantic dash to be someplace else and the glare of headlights. It's just life and it's only when I'm out of my own car and experiencing it as a pedestrian that it hits home how detached we've become.
David Bowie ~ Starman
The trouble with being up a hill after midnight waiting to photograph a light trail from a car ... is that there isn't many!! I had to wait for 15 minutes for this car to drive through the frame..
.
Of course, once I had packed up and started off down the hill another 3 cars and 2 trucks passed. Photographers are well versed in Sod's Law!
A person, who values the beauty of nature and ambient in the world, for richer and happier than those, who did not notices this.
More from the Blackpool Illuminations....a rainy view through the car window...works well on black.
More illuminations shots on the blog.
Please check out my profile, and catch some more shots over on my Blog updates :))
Fluidr | Blog | Flickriver
Traverser les flots de tachyons et de photons pour atteindre l'autre rive et espérer avoir du bouleau à l'arrivée, tel est le destin de ce personnage... Ces personnages ? Se pourrait-il qu'il s'agisse de deux personnes de concert ?!
Ang Mo Kio, Singapore.
January 2014.
I had packed up and was ready to leave - then this view caught my attention. Somehow the grills/railings on each floor of the HDB (Housing and Development Board) blocks (residential apartments) on the right side of this image, in combination with the velvet-red color of the buildings reminded me of library bookshelves filled with books. Hence the title.
I then unpacked, set up again, and decided how I wanted to compose and convey this shot. I wanted strong, clean and uncluttered leading lines so I took about 8-10 images of this same scene with moving vehicles giving me different patterns of light trails. I decided on this one with relatively clean light trails on the left. As for the headlights of that car on the right - I like that in this composition, but that was pure coincidence. A few seconds after I captured this, the driver of that car had switched off the headlights - if I had been 5-10 seconds slower, I would have lost this moment.
Copyright Rebecca Ang 2014. All Rights Reserved.
Do not copy, reproduce, download or use in any way without permission.
A high resolution image is available. If you wish to buy or license my image, please contact me by email: rp_ang@yahoo.com
La Cabane du Mimbeau - Avenue de la Conche - Lège-Cap-Ferret - Gironde - Nouvelle-Aquitaine - France
© Pascal Rouen. All rights reserved
Please don't use this shot on websites, blogs or other media.
As day breaks over the Loire, car headlights reveal early commuters as they cross the suspension bridge at Ancenis. Best viewed full-screen
To see large on black press 'L' key on keyboard Repeat to return. Left-click to enlarge further..
Taken on 14 October, on a recent short break in the Loire valley
Nikon D300; 24-85 mm Nikkor lens;
ƒ/13; 1/20; ISO 200
File ref: 20161014-DSC_7260
All rights reserved.
Place de l'Europe - Blaye - Gironde - Nouvelle-Aquitaine - France
© Pascal Rouen. All rights reserved
Please don't use this shot on websites, blogs or other media.
This was much harder than I thought it would be but loads of fun, as you can see from the data there is nothing exotic about the settings. The background is side lit to give more colour and the shutter was triggered using a remote release a split second after power was applied to the lamp, this captured the filament as it was just warming up, so lots of trial and error to get just the correct orange that I wanted. The lamp is a 12 volt car headlight bulb powered by a 6 volt power supply to reduce the warm up time.
A few days ago I had to change a burned-out lamp in the car.
When I read the challenge of the week, I immediately knew what photography I would do.
The curious thing about the photo is that there is no suspension bridge: it's only an optical illusion created by the great amount of reflections inside the headlight.
After analyzing several samples, I chose the one that, by its lines and configuration, I found the most interesting of all.
Inside a car headlight: wherever you choose to go, enjoy the ride!
. #MacroMondays #Transportation
HMM!
=)