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Wednesday 14 January 2015

Long Exposure - Cars at Night Time

This was my first attempt. I went up onto a bridge, put my camera on a long a shutter speed and captured these lights from the cars below. 
I really like this one. While the camera was prossessing the photo, i gently move the camera on the tripod side to side which gave really swirly lights.
I'm not sure on this one, it reminds me too much of fireworks which is slightly irrelevant to what i actually wanted! However, i do think it is really interesting and i love the way the lights makes the sky really blue and vivid. To achieve this effect i moved the camera up and down instead of side to side.

13 comments:

  1. These photos look amazing, good work! :) x

    www.savvysuperstylish.blogspot.co.uk

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    1. Thankyou! It was really fun taking them! x

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  2. I always asked myself, how people do those photos. I'm very impressed. A-MAZING photos!

    Mary x

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    1. Thankyou so much! You just need the camera on a long shutter speed with a tripod so it stays still x

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    Your blog is so pretty. Now, I'm your new follower. I would be glad if you could follow me back.
    Btw, great photos
    Have a beautiful Sunday.
    Kisses.

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  7. This is awesome photography!
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  8. I love messing around with exposure! They has come out great.

    Corinne x
    www.skinnedcartree.com

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  9. wow, they are amazing photos! i managed to mess about with my camera and work out how to do long exposure setting but can't remember how i did it since - so annoying! x

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  10. When I found your blog I fell in love with it instantly. And I just had to subscribe, your pictures are so beautiful!!

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