Mt. Tremblant, Canada: I have enjoyed the effects of long exposure photography I was thrilled when I discovered this section. These are a few I took in February of this year when I was...

Fran Loc: Northeast, United States

I have enjoyed the effects of long exposure photography I was thrilled when I discovered this section. These are a few I took in February of this year when I was in Mt. Tremblant skiing.

I used a Canon 7d. ISO 200. F/16. I switched the camera to bulb setting.

18 Second Exposure
18 Second Exposure...

25 Second Exposure

18 Second Exposure
18 Second Exposure...

Frank T Loc: New York, NY

Mt. Tremblant has certainly come a long way. When I skied there there were no buildings and only a jay bar from the parking lot to the chair lift.
I guess I should go back. Thanks for sharing these lovely photos.

Erv Loc: Medina Ohio

Just beautiful Fran!!
Erv

GPappy Loc: Finally decided to plop down, Clover, S.C.

Very nice.:-)

Bigdee Loc: Southern California

Very nice, all three.

MWojton Loc: Yardley, PA

Hi Fran,

I am just some guy who tries to take pictures. I am not a photographer. But I have always wondered about long exposure. What would your shots look like if taken, lets say, in auto mode? Is there an answer to that question, or should I just go out and experiment myself?

Thanks

MW

GPappy Loc: Finally decided to plop down, Clover, S.C.

MWojton wrote:

Hi Fran,

I am just some guy who tries to take pictures. I am not a photographer. But I have always wondered about long exposure. What would your shots look like if taken, lets say, in auto mode? Is there an answer to that question, or should I just go out and experiment myself?

Thanks

MW

I would imagine the exposure would be based on the bright lights and you really wouldn't see anything but the lights.
:thumbdown:

Fran Loc: Northeast, United States

GPappy wrote:

I would imagine the exposure would be based on the bright lights and you really wouldn't see anything but the lights.
:thumbdown:

I think you are right. Auto mode would not let enough light in to capture the entire image.

UP-2-IT Loc: RED STICK, LA

Fran wrote:

I have enjoyed the effects of long exposure photography I was thrilled when I discovered this section. These are a few I took in February of this year when I was in Mt. Tremblant skiing.

I used a Canon 7d. ISO 200. F/16. I switched the camera to bulb setting.

Very well done, great coloring and everything very precise.

Fran Loc: Northeast, United States

Thank you everyone. I didn't see the paper bag on the step in the one shot until after I printed it. Lesson learned...

raymondh Loc: Walker, MI

Nice series, with an extra :thumbup: for number 1.