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A couple of nearby hotels (off to the left of frame) throw this bright light onto the bridge. This location is easily accessible from a nice bike/walkway that runs along the Columbia River here in Astoria. The river and the appearance of this wonderful field of old pilings is affected by the tides. While exploring various photo opportunities of the bridge from along this stretch of the walkway I first heard and then saw a family of raccoons walking across the mud flat near the waters edge among the old pilings. N06880
I was been in busy for long time , to day i take day off and just ask one of my friend from Flickr go out with me and take pics.i was see some peoples com this hot spot so this is why im here for tonight,do i happy ? yes can com out shot pics and see this image im happy and thank you my friend .
This is a parking garage in front the temple that is why very easy for me to take shot like this ,take long exposure about 45 second ISO 200 / 12-24mm.
A long exposure of night traffic on a twisty steep road.
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I love long exposures, everything to do with night time, the dark, sunrise and sunset.
I like to take pictures mainly at night , sometimes during the day and in dull and fading light and I will sometimes display the time and date the picture was taken too.
I tend to take pictures of Light trails, Motorway traffic, Street lights, Buildings, Landscapes, Bokeh, Night bokeh and Hexagonal Night Bokeh in and around the North East of England.
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"200 degrees, that's why they call me Mister Far and High!
I'm traveling at the speed of LIGHT!" - A line from "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen
So here I am taking long exposure shots of the city traffic in downtown Taipei, when this taxi pulls over right in the middle of the frame, making for a far more interesting picture!
Charles/bignastyweather invited me to join him on a night shoot at Vista House and a couple of locals in Washington State. As we approached Vista House the fog grew progressively more dense, visibility was down to a few yards at times. After some experiments with flashlight that didn't work out we took turns using Charles' car to light paint and make some head/tail light pictures. For this one Charles drove - Thanks Charles! Taste test the soup, view large on black. 30sec, f4, ISO200 N11409
Lamborghini lp700-4 Aventador shot this morning.
I'm sat having a Greggs sandwich when this beauty pulls up in front of me and I dont have my camera but i have to take a shot.
So i get out my trusty Galaxy S6 and snap away lighting from natural light. Had phone on manual mode aperture F/1.9 shutter speed 1/602 iso 40.
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Just experimenting with long exposures while my husband is driving and I'm bored in the passenger's seat ;-) !
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10.30 - What's funny is that I had no idea Camel's Hump was in the shot until maybe 4 photos in. The moon was lighting up the bypass, but the horizon was still fairly dim. It's awesome how it works out sometimes.
1978 - '79 Lincoln Continental Town Car in "factory" Light Apricot Metallic, in front of the historic Edgewater Beach Apartments.
Edgewater, Chicago, Illinois.
Sunday, April 3, 2016.
Just thought this was an interesting and hopefully striking composition.
Ho Man Tin, Hong Kong, China
Car light trails on M50 facing North bound at blue hour. Photo taken from Sandyford Road Bridge.Dublin, Ireland. Photo was taken during Friday evening rush. Unfortunately, the traffic in the left lanes heading northbound was very slow moving. The blue light was a police car. It was a dull overcast evening but there was fabulous bright light in the sky where the sun had set. If I had waited until the traffic was more free moving this light in the sky would have disappeared.
It was the first time I used my Manfrotto 190 Tripod for long exposure car light trails. The sides of the bridge here are quite high. With four leg sections the Manfrotto was able to lift my camera high enough to get good shots.
Another shot of Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
See below for previous shot.
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Tech info: Nikon D4, Nikkor 35 f1.4 G. White balance: 10,000K to match deep blue dusk sky.
SB-800 with CTB Gel Filter above and behind model into Photek Softliter 60''. Another SB-800 with CTO Gel Filter model right, behind, and far away, to mimic car lights.
Triggered with Wireless remote SU-800 and Radiopopper.
See next photo to see the results.