Assignment 7: Slow it Down -- Congratulations travischance

[gbc]

Not my best or favorite long exposure shot, but it makes me chuckle the most.


Canon 7D, 17-55 2.8 at 23mm f/4. ISO 200. 8 second exposure. (Although I like to tell people this was shot at 1/1,000,000 of a second)


Shot in the dark, with a flashlight on the "Flash" to catch the motion trail.


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Arizona desert at night, under a full moon. 13 seconds. High ISO, but I kind of like the effect of the noise. Makes it seem like an old sci-fi picture.


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[Dumien]

Hey guys, I'm officially back!!


I shot this one in London this summer...


Canon Rebel XSi - 450D
Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
8 sec
30mm @ f/8.0
ISO 100





Andy

[mpphoto12]

Hey my first time submitting via flickr haha good idea for an assignment





Rebel Xt ----f/11 ----1.5 secs


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[Oren]

Great pic Dumien, the best so far []

[Tim]

On the backside of the presidential range in the whites


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30D, 17-40L @ 26mm, f16, 2sec, ISO100

[Dumien]

Great pic Dumien, the best so far [img]/emoticons/emotion-5.gif[/img]

thanks Oren


I really like the fireworks !!

[musickna]

The Mississippi River at the Chain of Rocks Low Water Dam, St. Louis


Camera: Canon EOS 7D, EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
Exposure: 5 sec
Aperture: f/16.0
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 100


Double stacked neutral density filters, ND 0.6 + ND 1.8. Processed in DPP, 'landscape', linear contrast.

[Rodger]

Wow great photos everyone!


I took this a few hours ago. Down town Pittsburgh (or dahntahn to the 'burghers' on this site!) in the city council building. My friends in the photo were taking part in a mock trial court session before this photo (explains the snazzy attire).


It's two photos merged in photoshop. Both at the same exposure. Shot in AV. One at 30 seconds and f/32 to achieve the sunburst lighting, and the second at 1/25 to [just barely] freeze the subjects. Not sure if the judges will skip it since there is a shot at 1/25, but I figured I'd give it a go.


-Rodger

[Madison]

Whatsreal: almost abstract. I like it. What would happen if you would crop it down? The carroussel reference would be less obvious but the abstract color patterns would still be amazing I think. I am totally digging the colors.

[Jon Ruyle]

Here's mine, a picture of the Orion Nebula (M42):


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5DII, Astro-Physics 130 EDFGT 816mm f/6.3 8 exposures 4-minutes each, stacked with deep sky stacker


Taken at the California Star Party 2009, Lake San Antonio





Here is a picture of M33, which I have posted before (this one does not count ):


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5DII, Astro-Physics 130 EDFGT 816mm f/6.3 8 exposures, 8-minutes each, stacked with deep sky stacker


Taken at Observatory Campground near Mt. Palomar Observatory