[Theme] Long Exposure Thread

[Bjørn Rørslett]

You have raised your kids well, Jakov

[Akira]

Bjørn, did you change various color filters during the 120sec exposure?

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Actually, no.

[Fons Baerken]

1 v1 18,5mm f/1.8
@f16, iso 400, 2,5 seconds
handheld dragging the shutter

[zuglufttier]

My attempt was rather classic 30 seconds of exposure in Oulu, Finland. I was hoping for northern lights when I was there for about two weeks...

[Akira]

Actually, no.

Hmm...were there any traficc signal or neon sign or something like that near there?

[Anirban Halder]

Night on the streets of the Great Cactus (Saguaro).

Ajo, Arizona, 10 sec.

I really like this photo. These kind of scenes I miss most often and simply drive by or walk past them. Classic example of "photo opportunities everywhere".

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Hmm...were there any traficc signal or neon sign or something like that near there?

No. The information presented was for the overall exposure. Does this mean a single exposure?

[Akira]

No. The information presented was for the overall exposure. Does this mean a single exposure?

Yes, I thought it was a single exposure, but the birch tree on the above right suggests it may not....

[AndrewC]

I think this is the longest exposure, just under 32 seconds, from a movement series I completed recently.

[ColinM]

41 seconds, 720nm converted Nikon D90, Quantaray 24mm f/2.8 @2.8, ISO200

I like Grebens alternative take on the topic.
Long exposure, both in the camera and also of the subject to the elements!

[stenrasmussen]

An oldie from me. 2008, D200, 10mm, 2 sec.

[Øivind Tøien]

"No. The information presented was for the overall exposure. Does this mean a single exposure?"
Yes, I thought it was a single exposure, but the birch tree on the above right suggests it may not....

R-G-B exposure, very creative water fall.   

[Frank Fremerey]

AndrewC: I love naked women if they are not to thin ... I love dancing ... I love long exposure and ... I love a little mystery factor in pictures in general.

So you brought together a lot of elements I love into one pleasing picture.

Thank you

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Coastal rock faces in the Hvaler Archipelago, southern Norway. Nikon D200 with Micro-Nikkor 55 mm f/3.5 AI. 30 sec.