Hey everyone! I am new to Fstoppers and am hoping to network with all sorts of photographers. One of the most important aspects of photography (to me) is to learn so I always appreciate constructive criticism and feedback on my work.
This photo was created with a finger light on a string swirling around a lensball. What are your thoughts...
After the hurricane Maria and a week of strong waves, they took out several corals.
equipment used: Nikon D3400, 10-20mm lens and Mefototripods (NO FILTER)
Fascinating to see the one source of all the power for the cable car system that runs up and down the hills of San Francisco. Not having a tripod with me, the observation platform railings provided adequate stability to capture sharpness in a none too well lit background while preserving the motion of the ever churning wheels.
Creates a...
This image has been getting some attention lately on a different site, so I thought I would post it here as well. I also have a black and white version of this photo which I actually like better. Would love to know what you think.
For this exposure, I decided to run out and be in the frame. I had just purchased the flashlight which light paints the foreground. I decided to leave the plastic casing around the flashlight, and I'm glad I did. The plastic coating caused the light to spread across the foreground in a favorable way.
Hi guys, I am a new member since a few days and I want to share with you this image taken in Houten in the Netherlands. I shot this image with a NiSi ND6 filter and blended two exposures using some tricks in Lr and Ps to enhance the colors and the sky. How do you like it?
New to Group. Here's an image from the summer, captured in Copper Harbor, Michigan.
Light not very favourable so put the 10 stop ND on and did a long exposure, converted to mono as it had more appeal
These are two of my most recent long exposure steel wool pieces that i have done.
Canon EOS 5D MkIII+Tamron 24-70 2.8
f/16-2.5sec-ISO100
Two photo combination in Helsinki Finland
Long exposure with the Nikon D750 and the Tamron 24-70mm 2.8 G2.
Settings : 24mm, f 18, ISO 100, 4s
Hi all,
A few weeks ago while traveling to Poland, I went out at night to do some long exposures on the lake next to where we slept (I was with the family). Found my spot about 1 meter into the water where the vegetation didn't hide the view, set my tripod, attached the remote shutter cable and started to shoot. A few minutes later it...
I figure the community would like to see what Rod Evans has been able to create with his Insta360 One X. Pretty stunning stuff!
https://fstoppers.com/diy/how-create-stunning-360-light-paintings-326257
This was under a narrow gauge train bridge.we lite a ball of steel wool . you may crit.
I took this long exposure shot in Hyde Park at sunset. As it turned out a bit too dark in the shadows, I also took some other exposures to under- and overexposed the image. That was very helpful when I edited the picture as some ares were too dark. I blended it all together and here is the final image.
Hi all I recently tried for my first time to take some light trail photos of the car light what do you think of them?
You can be harsh because I would like to improve.
these were shot on a pentax k-x whith a 18-55 lense a shuter speed of 30s and about f stop of about 14.
I took this photo a couple of years ago when I was just learning long exposure photography. This is a re-edit from the original. I've been working on my lightroom skills lately by revisiting some of my old photos. It can be fun to revisit old photos with new editing techniques/skills. I like this photo a lot more now than I did previously.
