Night Photography

[ZerO81]

These are pretty cool dude

 

[jST]

Cheers, there were 6 of us so expect other angles popping up in various places.

 

[Wevsky]

Cheers, there were 6 of us so expect other angles popping up in various places.

Got me an orb tool..not quite as pretty orbs as your tho ..good stuff!

 

[hhh]

Was out at seaside Sunday evening trying to avoid the showers, not so keen on the Auto-Lightpainter

 

[BadBatz]

Great shots JST!

hhh where is that? It's an amazing shot!

 

[CBAGZ.2011.]

Awesome, well done

 

[hhh]

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hhh where is that?...

Taken from the steps down to South Stack Lighthouse, Anglesey. It sort of looks a bit odd where light from the lighthouse illuminates a strip of the cliff - just below the tower (bird observatory).

 

[Degenatron]

From my latest night photography outing. Two of the rolling bascule bridges at Birkenhead docks.

 

[Xan_Asmodi]

From my latest night photography outing. Two of the rolling bascule bridges at Birkenhead docks.

The first and thrid shots are really nice, mate!

Here's two recent ones of mine. Stacked from multiple exposures

and

The second one has more exposures, but I've noticed the frame gradually creeps upwards ruining the stack If anyone has any tips to rectify this (aside from reshoting) please reply

 

[LachlanF]

This s my first ever attempt of night time photography, only had my camera for two weeks, this is put to shame by everyone else's

 

[Horus]

This was taken before sun rise, a 12 1/2 minute exposure at f16.

I'm pretty happy with it

that is fantastic mate, what settings did you use for the sunset picture?

 

[pirate]

This s my first ever attempt of night time photography, only had my camera for two weeks, this is put to shame by everyone else's

looks a little soft....if you use an f stop of 7ish and use you af to focus on the bridge.
or if you have a torch illuminate the area on the right closest to you and focus on that...higher fstop will give yo increased depth of field so bridge will stay in focus

Try multiple exposure lengths till you get it right...

a remote may help if your a little hamfisted

 

[Wevsky]

Granted not a piece of art ,but i have many i took last night of the views over the harbour this one just made me chuckle a little...

And a slightly more serious one

 

[LachlanF]

looks a little soft....if you use an f stop of 7ish and use you af to focus on the bridge.
or if you have a torch illuminate the area on the right closest to you and focus on that...higher fstop will give yo increased depth of field so bridge will stay in focus

Try multiple exposure lengths till you get it right...

a remote may help if your a little hamfisted

Cheers for the advice, was my first ever attempt, so i got plenty of time to practice

 

[Camera Shy]

This was taken before sun rise, a 12 1/2 minute exposure at f16.

I'm pretty happy with it

That's stunning dude