Showing posts with label long exposure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long exposure. Show all posts

Sunday, 18 December 2011

'A Night Drive'

With DSLR securely strapped to the dashboard with duct tape, intervalometer set to take a six second shot every 30 seconds, at f11 and 17-85mm zoom set at around 20mm, the camera was prefocused and the LCD back display covered with a black scarf (to avoid the temptation to 'take a peek' whilst driving) and I set off for a 10 minute drive round the block.

This was one of the better shots.

Monday, 10 November 2008

A 'spooky' day in the Park

Whilst taking some photographs in a local park last week, under far from ideal conditions of lighting (and having what little light there was blocked by trees), I had set my camera on a tripod to photograph an avenue of autumnal trees when a cuclist pulled up beside me and said that he didn't want to ruin my shot. Thinking that he might add a point of focus to the shot I told him he could go on his way, forgeting the camera was set to f=11 and 1 sec exposure (ISO160). Below is the result!