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Chritmas tree on mushrooms
Jan 6, 2012 03:36:59 #
The other day I had seen that some one took a long exposure of their Christmas tree which was on a rotating stand. Well, I have one of those rotating stands also. I am very angry with myself because I did not think of it first.
Then I had a flashback. Oops. I meant an epiphany I know it looks like a finger painting from some ones kindergarten class. This is the best I could come up with. What can I say, my brain's fried. I just thought I would share.
Then I had a flashback. Oops. I meant an epiphany I know it looks like a finger painting from some ones kindergarten class. This is the best I could come up with. What can I say, my brain's fried. I just thought I would share.
F4 @ 5 sec. ISO 100
Jan 7, 2012 09:42:11 #
alton
Loc: Birmingham, Alabama
Love the photo! It's fun taking long exposures with moving lights or moving the camera while the shutter is open. Nice job! I just wish you had posted earlier so that I could have tried it with our tree. Oh well, Christmas will be here before you know it. Thanks for the photo!
Alton :)
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Jan 7, 2012 19:08:52 #
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Jan 7, 2012 19:47:51 #
tainkc wrote:
The other day I had seen that some one took a long exposure of their Christmas tree which was on a rotating stand. Well, I have one of those rotating stands also. I am very angry with myself because I did not think of it first.
Then I had a flashback. Oops. I meant an epiphany I know it looks like a finger painting from some ones kindergarten class. This is the best I could come up with. What can I say, my brain's fried. I just thought I would share.
Then I had a flashback. Oops. I meant an epiphany I know it looks like a finger painting from some ones kindergarten class. This is the best I could come up with. What can I say, my brain's fried. I just thought I would share.
Well, I wouldn't know about those shrooms, 8-) but it is a pretty groovy effect!
Jan 7, 2012 20:06:44 #
Jan 7, 2012 20:08:21 #
Jeanne wrote:
I like.I played around with our tree lights too. I called these Armchair Abstracts.
Jan 7, 2012 20:13:06 #
have never tried a long exposure. Give the directions/instructions. Ok I'm being lazy and don't want to dig out my manual
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Jan 7, 2012 20:23:29 #
tainkc wrote:
quote=TraceyG quote=tainkc The other day I had s... (show quote)
Yes Jeanne's are cool too, but it was your thread.
:-D
Jan 7, 2012 20:55:59 #
Jan 7, 2012 20:58:14 #
Jeanne wrote:
I played around with our tree lights too. I called these Armchair Abstracts.
LOL! I did the same thing with the Christmas tree and my in-laws on Christmas day, then my house on the 27th, and then the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago last week. Notice the lights on "My tree" are dotted on the tree and not dotted on the snowflake in the window, that's because the lights on the tree are LED's and are blinking at the 60 cycle line rate, and the snowflake is incandescent lights that don't have time to go out before the voltage is back up (or down I suppose). Interesting isn't it. ;)
In-laws house
My house
MSI tree (much bigger tree)
Jan 7, 2012 21:01:26 #
deanna_hg wrote:
It started out like this. It is almost exactly like some one else's post. I did use a tripod. Then I simply enlarged it in cs5 and cropped it.have never tried a long exposure. Give the directions/instructions. Ok I'm being lazy and don't want to dig out my manual
O.k. So i'm a copycat. I hope it's not plagiarism.
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Jan 7, 2012 21:11:09 #
tainkc wrote:
quote=TraceyG quote=tainkc quote=TraceyG quote... (show quote)
LOL...Well, I was just trying to follow forum etiquette , you sh*t! LOL, GEEZ you are giving me grief for complimenting you!
BTW... Jeanne, your shots were awesome, I just didn't say so before cause I thought I might insult the threads author.
:lol: :lol:
Jan 7, 2012 21:35:30 #
Jan 7, 2012 23:22:42 #
deanna_hg wrote:
have never tried a long exposure. Give the directions/instructions. Ok I'm being lazy and don't want to dig out my manual
Easy, Deanna. Used tripod, AF, moved the lens out while holding the shutter open. I think my settings were ISO 100, F5.6.
Jan 7, 2012 23:23:14 #
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