Post your low light long exposures

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

My attempt of the Milky Way

 

[caseyirwin]

got a nice shot a few nights ago

 

[Bourbon Neat]

 

[Bourbon Neat]

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

Slowing down water is always fun. I liked this one because of the single green leaf on the rock.

 

[10 Gauge]

An old shot from the Fredericksburg, VA train station.

 

[Shipman]

DSC_9032 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr

 

[Lradke]

There was a big geomagnetic storm that hit earth the last few mights. Two nights ago I went out to photograph the Aurora. It was beautiful!

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[J-see]

 

[salukfan111]

20mm f/1.8 iso 1000 (very bright skies outside chicago)



15-30 Tamron at 20mm iso 1000 (very bright skies outside chicago)


Tamron 15-30 at 15 iso 6400 in ozarks (near Rockbridge)

 

[Lradke]

A few shots from last night that I am proud of.

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[Lradke]

Shot this around 7am today. Going down from the top right we have Venus, Jupiter and Mars. In the bottom left there is Mercury. There was a slight fog in the air, hence the halos.

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[Pe11e]

I froze my ba**s off that evening to capture this photo. It was really cold. But yes, everything for a good photo!

 

[J-see]

 

[cwgrizz]

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Very nice shots J-see. Did you use an ND filter? If so, what? Also processing used. Thanks

 

[J-see]

Very nice shots J-see. Did you use an ND filter? If so, what? Also processing used. Thanks

The 300mm are day-shots using a 10-stop ND while the 135mm are night (pre-sunrise) shots. Processing is normal since the shots were exposed pretty correctly.

This is what a SOOC shot looks like.

 

[Pe11e]

 

[Vixen]

I was trying to get a plane light trail coming from behind the buildings and across the sky. Didn't quite get the timing right partly because I left my remote at home and was relying on the timer, and partly because there was too much other stuff to shoot in between flights and I didn't have a watch to time the intervals between flights (about 10mins)



a few others I took that evening

 

[Joy R]

 

[paul04]

While waiting for the sun to rise, thought I would try a long exposure as the clouds go by, using a 10 stop filter, forgot the remote shutter, so had to set it on 30 seconds.