Around and Around We Go: Practicing light trails from an aerial perspective.

Another attempt at this photo. I took a picture here about 4 months ago and liked it but I'm thinking there is still a better photo to be had. Fall colours are a week or two away so I'm wondering what that may bring?

I went back to the same spot again the day after hoping for better conditions and I think I found them. I think this place still offers a more beautiful sunset so I'll be back again.

Salisbury, NH

I drive past this pub every day on my way to and from work and thought i'd take a photo of it today. I got lucky with the bus and cars driving past in quick succession!

I should also add that its a really nice pub that serves great food ;)

www.bathales.com/our-pubs/pid/the-swan/

#179 on Explore 5th Jan 2013

Taken near Tryfan, Wales

vehicles move along a highway at night

Minolta X-700

Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm f1.7

Fujicolor C200

Actually the road up to the pass. This looks a lot like the other photos I post. Oh well.

Christof Timmermann

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Chicago at night: View of the Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago. This church was built in 1871.

HFF!

Traffic Light trails on M50 Motorway from overhead Bridge at end of Lehaunstown Lane, Dublin, Ireland. I also got the Moon in the photo.

I just realised I took photos from this same bridge on the same date in 2016 - 22nd November

I took the Photo in the blue hour just as it got dark.

I mounted my Camera on my Manfrotto 190 tripod. Camera was in Manual Mode. I triggered the camera with my Hahnel Remote trigger.

It was a clear and most importantly a calm evening, which is important for long exposures. Traffic flows were lighter than I would have liked due to Covid-19 Virus restrictions and as it was a Sunday evening. It was a matter of watching traffic flows in both directions and selecting periods of more traffic

Te Mata Peak, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand

We were helping to photograph the Peak Trail Blazer this morning so we took the opportunity to shoot sunrise a few hours earlier. And it was certainly worth the effort, even if we had to wait for the gates to be opened at 5am so we could get up there.

Fujifilm X-E3, ISO200, f8, 9mm Laowa lens, 40sec

Processed in Lightroom

The headlight of my car served as a motif. A flashlight was used as a side lighting source. The reflector does its job well and provided an interesting picture.