[Theme] Long Exposure Thread

[Akira]

I have a pretty long one This exposure was done from 20. of june 2014 to 21. of august 2014. Guess the f-stop and camera?

Børge, I would bet you are familiar with this amazing website. 

http://www.pinholephotography.org/

And this is his fascinating gallery:

http://justinquinnell.wix.com/pinholegallery

[BW]

Oh yeah Akira. I think he was the one who made me try it Its a very fun exercise. The camera is a beercan and the "sensor" is an old fashion photographic paper.

[Akira]

Oh yeah Akira. I think he was the one who made me try it Its a very fun exercise. The camera is a beercan and the "sensor" is an old fashion photographic paper.

I really appreciate you actually tried that, and would congratulate on your successful result!

[BW]

Thanks Akira! It was quite a fun exercise. Something I will try out this year as well.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

A fairly long exposure at work here. About 5 minutes overall. (Shot through the U-360 filter).

[BW]

Is this visible light? How many stops will this filter require and is there any color cast when you use it?

[HCS]

Can't match hours or minutes. Great images in this thread. One of mine from Vienna.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Is this visible light? How many stops will this filter require and is there any color cast when you use it?

It's UV and the filter factor is around 12 stops if memory serves. The image is directly digitised from the film original with no change in colour.

[BW]

I just have to accept and not try to understand the rendition of color in UV pictures

[Bjørn Rørslett]

There is a difference between film and digital in terms of colour rendition .... Film might render UV blue[-ish], digital usually red (before any colour balancing).

[BW]

Thank you for the explenation Bjørn!

[Thomas G]

a few more city nights would be nice ...

[Jakov Minić]

Thomas, that's a nice contrast one.
I mean one street is full of traffic and the other haunted

[BW]

Nice composition and balance in this capture. I like that I see the source of the ligh rays Thomas.

[Thomas G]

Thank you both, Jakov and Børge.
Surprisingly the traffic effect is also visible on other shots taken that evening.
Appreciate that you like it.