Happy Holidays from JimH and the local electric utility...
Dec 13, 2011 18:46:09 #
My BIL goes all out now that he's in residence here. Last year I had a 3' string of red LEDs hanging out one window...
The bottom pic is what happens when you walk away after starting a 20 second exposure, and your tripod head is just a little bit loose... I figured ~Tilde~ and others might groove on it..
The bottom pic is what happens when you walk away after starting a 20 second exposure, and your tripod head is just a little bit loose... I figured ~Tilde~ and others might groove on it..
Dec 13, 2011 19:20:30 #
JimH wrote:
My BIL goes all out now that he's in residence here. Last year I had a 3' string of red LEDs hanging out one window...
The bottom pic is what happens when you walk away after starting a 20 second exposure, and your tripod head is just a little bit loose... I figured ~Tilde~ and other's might groove on it..
The bottom pic is what happens when you walk away after starting a 20 second exposure, and your tripod head is just a little bit loose... I figured ~Tilde~ and other's might groove on it..
Looks great Jim.... About 1000 times more than I did this year... :thumbup: Merry Christmas to you and yours too. Tilde should like the second one.
Mike & Jan
Dec 14, 2011 14:13:45 #
#2 definitely shows that not all accidents turn out bad, cool look. Well decorated for the season, have a very merry Christmas. Hope you were good enough for Santa to stop by.
Dec 14, 2011 14:57:49 #
emrob62 wrote:
Depends on who ya talk to, I suppose. Don't have my hopes up.. :)#2 definitely shows that not all accidents turn out bad, cool look. Well decorated for the season, have a very merry Christmas. Hope you were good enough for Santa to stop by.
Jan 20, 2012 08:56:53 #
JimH wrote:
My BIL goes all out now that he's in residence here. Last year I had a 3' string of red LEDs hanging out one window...
The bottom pic is what happens when you walk away after starting a 20 second exposure, and your tripod head is just a little bit loose... I figured ~Tilde~ and others might groove on it..
The bottom pic is what happens when you walk away after starting a 20 second exposure, and your tripod head is just a little bit loose... I figured ~Tilde~ and others might groove on it..
Moving the camera up or down (or sideways) during an exposure is actually a valid technique. I have seen some very cool images when tilting the camera in images of skyscrapers, both lit and unlit.
One can make fun images with a slow flash (set to go off after the image has been recorded) in a portrait by spinning (turning) the camera in a circle while the shutter is open. Then flash fires to give a crisp image at the end.
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