Night photos
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- utopian0
Use a tripod > manual exposure > 15-45 seconds
- sikma0
here's another old fav of mine
- jaylarson0
if you got more sikma, show 'em. we could all learn a thing or two from ya!
- sikma0
Haven't been shooting at night much recently. Years ago I was obsessed with it. I have literally thousands of chromes that need to be sorted, scanned and retouched.
- TheDrago0
The peth shot is real nice.
- lvl_130
i got to get some new ones up, but here are some random night shots i may or may not have posted before:
- nos, 2, 5 and 7 are lovely! Fantastic shots man.ian
- thanks :)lvl_13
- is the second image here in mn? 169 and the minnesota river?jaylarson
- close!
it's actually off of black dog road and 35W. there is that state park kind of perserve area back there.lvl_13 - i love it down there. i wandered along the river once too and got, no kidding, 15 ticks. good thing i had my pants tucked >jaylarson
- into my socks.jaylarson
- awesome shots!slappy
- ********0
i shot this the other day.
- StratusGD0
I've got some at home... don't know if they're scanned though. I actually used a professor's 6cm Medium Format camera. As far as the high speed/high ISO thing... aren't only the higher-end cameras any good above ISO400? You'll have much better luck with a manual light meter, and the necessary tools to get a slow exposure working.
