Let's see your Long Exposure shots

[BlueCorn]

Wasn't a great night as I spent more time teaching than shooting but here's one.

Orion over the Rio Grande

 

[samdaman]

20 sec I believe. It was completely dark when I took it.

 

[Mnorman81]

wow really impressive shots I need to get some better lenses etc for my XSI

 

[Flems]

Is it possible to shoot in HDR with long exposures? Sorry if its a dumb question. It seems like it would be a time consuming affair to shoot a "burst" of long exposures.

Its all the same. These two are 3 shot HDRs +/- 1 eV. Photomatix gave me a few artifacts in the water on the first one tho. It's only slightly noticeable but I think its just due to my exposure.

 

[IPT]

This one (or series of them as it may be) blows me away. Andrew you should really like this one based on what you posted.

http://www.wimp.com/operationschili/

 

[xtm]

I visited my local tidepool yesterday

(btw, flickr seems to oversharpen my images )

 

[IPT]

xtm - I especially like the first image . Very cool.

 

[xtm]

thanks Louis

 

[GhostCon1]

This thread literally made my jaw drop. You all have taken some amazing pictures.

I hope one day I can get the equipment and knowledge to be able to take these. I wish I had done so in high school, I lived in a perfect setting for it - the slope of a volcano.

 

[Jabrams]

tagging along.

 

[Patwa]

my first attempts at a long exp. shot...taken on a Nikon D200, Tokina 11-16mm ultra-wide

Hong Kong Skyline, November, 2010 (from The Peak)....30sec exp, HDR

Alona Beach, Philippines.....30sec exp......surprised the coconut trees came out as nice as they did!

Zach

 

[GhostCon1]

Zach, that first picture of the Hong Kong skyline is simply amazing. Seems so futuristic, I knew Hong Kong sort of looked like that but never like that! (If that makes sense.)

And the pic of the stars with the palms shows the vastness of space while showing you still attached to Earth, really neat.

 

[alebrun]

Kinda new to photography..What is long exposure and how do you set you camera to do so...?

 

[luisgo]

Amazing photos here!! Wow....

Here are some from El Yunque, the Rain Forest in Puerto Rico!!

 

[wfournier]

I'll throw a couple up, can't remember the exposures because I didn't write em down and film doesn't have EXIF data lol.

 

[GhostCon1]

Luisgo, thanks for posting those pictures. I loved visiting El Yunque when I lived in PR as a kid, such an amazing place.

You wouldn't happen to have any pics from the area with the waterfall where people jump off of it and land into an area of calm water (there is a bridge running over the calmer area), would you?

 

[xtm]

Kinda new to photography..What is long exposure and how do you set you camera to do so...?

Long Exposure Photography

 

[xtm]

Self-portrait

 

[jackryan]

Nice! Alona Beach in Bohol, Philippines, right?

 

[GhostCon1]

xtm, your pic reminds me of Avatar, a lot. The clouds also look like they have lightning rolling around in them.

You guys keep astounding me with all these awesome pictures.