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Jun 8, 2012 19:45:10   #
judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.
 
Georgiann wrote:
judy juul wrote:
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a look at Night-time Illumination. The best time to capture these (if you want to do handheld) is right at dusk.. from sunset up to half an hour later.. after that it is imperative that you use a tripod. The darker it gets out the longer your shutter speed needs to be. The longer your shutter speed is the more camera shake you will have. So it's pretty much a trade-off .. either take the tripod or get there early enough to enjoy the half hour of light without sun.
I don't have very good examples today .. since I didn't follow my own advice and took too long to shoot .. and chose not to use the tripod LOL. Here is what I did manage to salvage (such as they are) .. I hope you have better luck than I did ... Night photography is truly my nemesis.
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a... (show quote)


Big snow storm here .Photos from my front porch.
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even though it's really hard for me to look at snow those are really pretty!
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Thanks,G!

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Jun 8, 2012 19:45:38   #
Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada
 
PAToGraphy wrote:
Roadrunner wrote:
photogrl57 wrote:
Roadrunner wrote:
Twas dark but the sun caught a hole in the clouds just before kissing me goodnight.

One camera, two tripods? I'll have to try that. I'll set them up and have my wife stand away and take photos of onlookers faces. PG ,you could make a theme called''Head Scratching''.

Have a good day y'all...my brother arrives in town aboard the Maasdam and we'll spend the day together, but I'll have my camera!


Well done Jim .. have a wonderful visit with your brother :) .. pg 1
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Here in Québec City there is a tourist area but we locals hang out there too, it makes a good mix.

Today I had a bright idea and took my brother to the Château Frontenac and with camera in hand and looking for all the world like a tourist, I strutted into the place like I owned it and went to the elevator and went up to the 10th floor and we wandered around the corridors and at the windows I took photos.

The ship left here at 5:00 and wil go up to Montréal and be back here on Sunday. This weekend is Navy Weekend and ships from a few countries are moored here and the public can board them. Sadly, no tin cans, the heart of the Navy. I warned a few guys about the women around here because this is where I met my future wife in 1959.
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p15 :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Thanx much, Pat. We get to visit each other twice yearly

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Jun 8, 2012 19:46:15   #
judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.
 
Roadrunner wrote:
judy juul wrote:
Teri O wrote:
judy juul wrote:
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a look at Night-time Illumination. The best time to capture these (if you want to do handheld) is right at dusk.. from sunset up to half an hour later.. after that it is imperative that you use a tripod. The darker it gets out the longer your shutter speed needs to be. The longer your shutter speed is the more camera shake you will have. So it's pretty much a trade-off .. either take the tripod or get there early enough to enjoy the half hour of light without sun.
I don't have very good examples today .. since I didn't follow my own advice and took too long to shoot .. and chose not to use the tripod LOL. Here is what I did manage to salvage (such as they are) .. I hope you have better luck than I did ... Night photography is truly my nemesis.
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a... (show quote)


Big snow storm here .Photos from my front porch.
quote=photogrl57 Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we a... (show quote)


Judy.. the first one would be a perfect Christmas card shot.
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Good Idea-All I'll have to do is FIND IT! HAHA! :thumbup:
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I take Christmas pics and save them and the following year I make up copies and use them as Christmas cards.
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Actually, so do I! :thumbup:

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Jun 8, 2012 19:52:41   #
Bushido Loc: No Where and Every Where
 
All right Fred Ann. Good shot.
Fred Ann wrote:
A view of my street after an early evening rain.

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Jun 8, 2012 19:54:20   #
Bushido Loc: No Where and Every Where
 
Thank you Janice
Janice wrote:
Bushido wrote:
Her are a few from the other day.


really nice

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Jun 8, 2012 19:56:52   #
Bushido Loc: No Where and Every Where
 
The last one is my favorite. Great shot Songofthelamb.
songofthelamb wrote:
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a look at Night-time Illumination. The best time to capture these (if you want to do handheld) is right at dusk.. from sunset up to half an hour later.. after that it is imperative that you use a tripod. The darker it gets out the longer your shutter speed needs to be. The longer your shutter speed is the more camera shake you will have. So it's pretty much a trade-off .. either take the tripod or get there early enough to enjoy the half hour of light without sun.
I don't have very good examples today .. since I didn't follow my own advice and took too long to shoot .. and chose not to use the tripod LOL. Here is what I did manage to salvage (such as they are) .. I hope you have better luck than I did ... Night photography is truly my nemesis.
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a... (show quote)
quote=photogrl57 Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we a... (show quote)

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Jun 8, 2012 19:58:23   #
Bushido Loc: No Where and Every Where
 
LOL. Thanks Jim.
jim_j_canuck wrote:
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a look at Night-time Illumination. The best time to capture these (if you want to do handheld) is right at dusk.. from sunset up to half an hour later.. after that it is imperative that you use a tripod. The darker it gets out the longer your shutter speed needs to be. The longer your shutter speed is the more camera shake you will have. So it's pretty much a trade-off .. either take the tripod or get there early enough to enjoy the half hour of light without sun.
I don't have very good examples today .. since I didn't follow my own advice and took too long to shoot .. and chose not to use the tripod LOL. Here is what I did manage to salvage (such as they are) .. I hope you have better luck than I did ... Night photography is truly my nemesis.
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a... (show quote)


Great photos for being handheld.......Mine would look as if taken during an earthquake.
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Jun 8, 2012 20:00:27   #
lamf21 Loc: Boulder, CO
 
Thanks..Barcelona in December is very special!
Osuzzannah wrote:
lamf21 wrote:
Here are some night shots. Paris and Barcelona.


Nice pictures...Love El Corte Ingles...my favorite department store in Spain.

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Jun 8, 2012 20:01:42   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a look at Night-time Illumination.


here are mine







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Jun 8, 2012 20:03:24   #
Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada
 
Bushido wrote:
Her are a few from the other day.


#1..a great one...hand held too. Was the last one hand held too?

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Jun 8, 2012 20:03:55   #
lamf21 Loc: Boulder, CO
 
Thanks!
Teri O wrote:
lamf21 wrote:
Here are some night shots. Paris and Barcelona.


Very nice Lam --love the Eiffel tower

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Jun 8, 2012 20:23:47   #
songofthelamb Loc: AZ
 
Bushido wrote:
The last one is my favorite. Great shot Songofthelamb.
songofthelamb wrote:
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a look at Night-time Illumination. The best time to capture these (if you want to do handheld) is right at dusk.. from sunset up to half an hour later.. after that it is imperative that you use a tripod. The darker it gets out the longer your shutter speed needs to be. The longer your shutter speed is the more camera shake you will have. So it's pretty much a trade-off .. either take the tripod or get there early enough to enjoy the half hour of light without sun.
I don't have very good examples today .. since I didn't follow my own advice and took too long to shoot .. and chose not to use the tripod LOL. Here is what I did manage to salvage (such as they are) .. I hope you have better luck than I did ... Night photography is truly my nemesis.
Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we are going to take a... (show quote)
quote=photogrl57 Welcome to Day 160 :) Today we a... (show quote)
The last one is my favorite. Great shot Songofthe... (show quote)


I appreciate that Bushido! I always look forward to your advise and comments.

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Jun 8, 2012 20:23:58   #
Tooth Maker Loc: North Carolina
 
Day 160

No time to shoot lately so a few re-posts from archives.











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Jun 8, 2012 20:29:57   #
loguey Loc: Osteen FL
 
both of you are wearing a hat. sdfgdsdfghjhgfdsaASDFGHJKL;K
Roadrunner wrote:
photogrl57 wrote:
Roadrunner wrote:
Twas dark but the sun caught a hole in the clouds just before kissing me goodnight.

One camera, two tripods? I'll have to try that. I'll set them up and have my wife stand away and take photos of onlookers faces. PG ,you could make a theme called''Head Scratching''.

Have a good day y'all...my brother arrives in town aboard the Maasdam and we'll spend the day together, but I'll have my camera!


Well done Jim .. have a wonderful visit with your brother :) .. pg 1
quote=Roadrunner Twas dark but the sun caught a h... (show quote)


Here in Québec City there is a tourist area but we locals hang out there too, it makes a good mix.

Today I had a bright idea and took my brother to the Château Frontenac and with camera in hand and looking for all the world like a tourist, I strutted into the place like I owned it and went to the elevator and went up to the 10th floor and we wandered around the corridors and at the windows I took photos.

The ship left here at 5:00 and wil go up to Montréal and be back here on Sunday. This weekend is Navy Weekend and ships from a few countries are moored here and the public can board them. Sadly, no tin cans, the heart of the Navy. I warned a few guys about the women around here because this is where I met my future wife in 1959.
quote=photogrl57 quote=Roadrunner Twas dark but ... (show quote)

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Jun 8, 2012 20:30:46   #
Bushido Loc: No Where and Every Where
 
Here in another. Forgive me Robin.



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