Post your low light long exposures

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Fortkentdad

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Taken from the balcony of the 12th floor in downtown Calgary Hotel d'Art.
I've not taken many long exposure night shots and unfortunately I did not have my tripod with me, these were done with a mono-pod.


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J-see

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Trying some indoor ideas with light and longer exposures.

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Adding another c/space to check if it makes any difference.

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And the final version where I pulled down the colors. I so need to pay attention not going into overdrive.

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J-see

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First try outside when dark. I had the dogs with me, cam and tripod, and while setting up for a first try, it started to rain. One click and that was all for today.

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J-see

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Luckily there's always the window. Remarkable that I use such a long exposure and there's one guy in that pub who's face is sharp. He must be sleeping.

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J-see

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And another. I decided for a much colder approach for this one. Just to see the difference with the warm I did first.

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J-see

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Pretty fun doing the night but next time I'll wait until the majority sleeps. It's tiresome to have a car or passerby ruin every second shot.

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rwdflynavy

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One of my better shots during a hunting trip to Kansas. D7100, 8mm Rokinson Fisheye F3.5 ISO 2500 25 Second exposure. Slight adjustments in LR/PS.

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