[Light Trail Photography 光影流跡極致]
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Seen from an overpass at Nanjing West Rd. intersect to Chengde Rd. in Taipei City, Taiwan. All the best for you and your family, stay safe and healthy - hoping that you have a blessed weekend!
Capture taken on day 3 of previous NYC visit. The day started again early and I did use a taxi to get to Grand Central to take a few capture there. The plan afterwards was to move to Tudor bridge. Too bad, there was just construction works so I could not get on that bridge...so I went further to get to this place. Was a bit late for more blue in the sky, but now overall happy with this edit. Hope you like it too. Happy long weekend ahead....Thanks, Udo.
Going tele lens for a change, here's a compressed long-exposure view of the underpass cutting underneath the tracks at Essen main station.
We are in Edinburgh just for a couple of days due to some work-related stuff. Too short a time to dedicate to this fantastic city.
Light swirls! The boat that left these light trails can be seen in center of my last upload. Once we crossed the river, the boat was loaded with tourists and was starting the river tour. 21
There are a lot of Christmas-tree-looking trees along seaside in this town. Very strange.
This was from the balcony in our accomodation.
The big tree in front even got some twinkle stars but absolutely disturbing my view.
The high-rise buildings in the middle far away are
in Surfers Paradise.
This was a very rainy day's blue hour.
The sky turned really red after this.
This was a fun thing to try and capture. My husband took me to a lookout that has a winding road up to it. The trouble was, there were no cars going up and down, by the time it was dark, everyone had gone home. So HE drove up and down the road for me...at least 6 times!!! This was a double exposure of him going up and down.
I was planning a morning trip to Crosby to have a go at Anthony Gormley's Another Place. Driving up The Wirral to the Mersey Tunnel made me have a rethink as there was no way I'd have been able to see anything. The only places I could think of to try and get above the fog were Everton Brow and the Princes Dock multi-storey car park.
Everton Brow overlooks the whole of Liverpool city centre but probably isn't the most advisable place to be wandering around in the dark on a foggy morning so I made the decision to try the car park. This wasn't without risk either having been refused entry several times before by security and I didn't want to pay £9 for two hours parking in case I wasn't above the fog. However, I was prepared to try a little bribe and bought a coffee from 'Bean' coffeeshop which occupies one of the retail units at the base of the car park in the hope if challenged they'd readily accept.
When I entered the foyer the blind was down on the security room so I pressed for the lift and nervously hit the top floor button. A couple of flights of stairs to the roof parking area slowly revealed the tops of many of the iconic skyline buildings poking out above the fog below. I sat for half an hour drinking the coffee and smoking too many roll ups as it started to get light and the city began to come alive with lights coming on and the traffic beginning to build.
The fog was swirling between the buildings and eventually began to clear enough to reveal a nice sky and this was the scene that presented itself when it was finally light enough to see some colour.
Superb morning with conditions I doubt I'll ever see again. Would I recommend it? Probably not as I was convinced I'd be confronted by security any minute.
Was it worth the risk? Absolutely, though it was wrong on so many levels....
HSS!
Liked this exposure catching the trucks that were all there lined up and racing down the interstate.
The storm begins ... with some traffic still out there.
This was couple hours ago before the snow got heavier and higher winds ... about 4 inches on the ground in about 4 hours ... and the snow is now falling at a much higher clip. We'll see what it looks like come morning.