I got a lot of looks from cars driving past. I should also mention it was quite windy, so the sign looks out of focus, but it's just the wind that was moving it.
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Day 60 - 2nd Mar 2010
Decided to walk over to Main street (as it's a lot more busier than Barnes) and do some long exposures.
I got a lot of looks from cars driving past. I should also mention it was quite windy, so the sign looks out of focus, but it's just the wind that was moving it.
I got a lot of looks from cars driving past. I should also mention it was quite windy, so the sign looks out of focus, but it's just the wind that was moving it.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Day 37 - 6th Feb 2010
Didn't take any photo's until the kids were in bed.
There are 2 that I really like. The 1st image is my entry for the day.
It's the primary school across the road. Exposure was 92 seconds. I cropped it down as I had a lot of dead space up the top.
This is my bonus image. I took it around 8.30pm. The sky was a lot bluer, but my exposure came out a lot darker, even though the light meter was reading correctly. I forgot to over expose it, but I like it either way.
There are 2 that I really like. The 1st image is my entry for the day.
It's the primary school across the road. Exposure was 92 seconds. I cropped it down as I had a lot of dead space up the top.
This is my bonus image. I took it around 8.30pm. The sky was a lot bluer, but my exposure came out a lot darker, even though the light meter was reading correctly. I forgot to over expose it, but I like it either way.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Day 23 - 23rd Jan 2010
Another day of not taking many photo's. I have had my sister come to visit so we have been having fun together.
Last night we missed the opportunity to take some really cool photo's of the sky. The moon was red! It was read because of a bush fire out near Rose's Gap.
We went up to big hill at about 10pm last night, but every man and his dog was out there. There were about 50 cars and 100 people, all doing what we wanted to do, take a photo.
So we ended up coming home, but at least we got to see it, but alas no photo.
So tonight I decided to get the tripod out (I handily left it at the front door), and walked down to the corner (yes we are on a corner, but another corner, as this street is busier), and set up the camera. Put the camera on bulb (suxs having to hold the release, need a shutter release, might have to look into getting that set up) and then just waited. Ok so I counted and waited.
I've never taken a 2 minute photo before. The longest exposure I have ever taken has been about 20 seconds. Also I have never taken a long exposure in colour! It's always been black and white.
So this is why today's image is in sepia (just do be different lol).
I had loads of fun, and I will be doing 'bulb' photos again that's for sure!
Last night we missed the opportunity to take some really cool photo's of the sky. The moon was red! It was read because of a bush fire out near Rose's Gap.
We went up to big hill at about 10pm last night, but every man and his dog was out there. There were about 50 cars and 100 people, all doing what we wanted to do, take a photo.
So we ended up coming home, but at least we got to see it, but alas no photo.
So tonight I decided to get the tripod out (I handily left it at the front door), and walked down to the corner (yes we are on a corner, but another corner, as this street is busier), and set up the camera. Put the camera on bulb (suxs having to hold the release, need a shutter release, might have to look into getting that set up) and then just waited. Ok so I counted and waited.
I've never taken a 2 minute photo before. The longest exposure I have ever taken has been about 20 seconds. Also I have never taken a long exposure in colour! It's always been black and white.
So this is why today's image is in sepia (just do be different lol).
I had loads of fun, and I will be doing 'bulb' photos again that's for sure!
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