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Well it didn't quite work, shot at 200 ISO 111 secs 10mm
what do you think ?
I did take my Diana out tonight and rigged it up for a long exposure, I will have to wait to see the results as it is film, but meanwhile
Thanks as always
Diana
| Title: | The Car at Night |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 7 Jan 2009 - 11:53 PM |
| Camera: | Nikon D300 |
| Lens: | 10-20 |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Tags: | Audi, Flash / lighting, Is photography art ? , Light painting, Long exposure, Night photography, Transport |
| Votes: | 47 |
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you know, i was just thinking how this looked like an image of a mini by a guy called adcuz..... then i clicked it and saw your name and now i know why! hehe...i love this effect, i have never seen it done before..... you all have way too much fun down there! hehe... nice car too!
Thanks Ian
Hey Missy, I was out with him tonight but he didn't paint this
Diana
super shot and its nice to try something different and you have achieved superb result
vinny
Super Diana-- like this a lot
Nothing I shoot ever sits still long enough-- like the results of this technique!
jennnn
Like this a lot. I'm a sucker for a great car shot.
Is that an Audi?
Ty
Constantly inventive, Diana! This strikes me as sci-fi: tilting the screen back at a certain angle suddenly blacks out the b/g to leave a sinister shape morphing into two wheels and a red light held together by very dynamic highlights. Fascinating.
Bill
Great shot. How did you get the light around (underneath) the car: did you paint it with a torch?
G.
Cool thanks very much, yes I can see that Bill, now there is food for thought ..darker backgrounds then thanks
'tis an Audi yes..
Yes only lightpainted with a torch across the car and around it.... the idea is to lose the door so that you can see the inside without seeing the door at all, so it didn't quite work but thanks for the C&C's
Diana
thanks I cannot claim it as my 'idea' really but it is not easy to achieve no matter who's idea it is I guess. I am going to try it again with another car so watch this space
Diana
Great work Diana, lovely low light capture, very PEAsing to the eye ![]()
Stace
Diana, Dianna, Diana I'm really confused. This really works for me though.
Thanks John it does work better large indeed
Stace I will never lose my Pea identity with you will I? I will have to do some more Peasing images just for you
Quote: Diana, Dianna, Diana I'm really confused. This really works for me though.
My name is Diana, the only name available at the time of joining was Dianna, so I took that and used it, then I had an identity crisis....who was I really? Dianna or Diana, I checked the other Diana name out and she has never uploaded so I asked if I could have that one and the great EPZ Gods said nope in case she comes back and uploads at some point, so it is Diana
Yep, I have it in my head how to achieve a better effect and am going to try again later
Thanks all
Diana
Watcha Dianna,
well taken shot, clever bit of work, praps needs a touch of cropping, possibly too much dark, a little ovewhelming, there again, that is the nature of the dark.
Diana doesn't have a tripod fitting then; get your self a 1/4 whit nut and superglue it to the camera, fit any standard tripod then.
best
Mick
thanks again all
Mick Yeah well it involved card, elastic bands, hairclips and scissors, but your idea sounds simpler ![]()
Diana
Watcha Dianna,
Quote: Thanks again all
Mick Yeah well it involved card, elastic bands, hairclips and scissors, but your idea sounds simpler
Diana
That's what being an engineer is all about![]()
best
Mick
Neat idea. There needs to be more car outline visible, as it blends into the background too much here.
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