Night Shots

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  1. wiseowl

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    Obviously taken by a Night Owl :lollol:

    I rather like that second pic where you can see the light trails.Though it looks like at least one driver didn't know how to negotiate a mini-roundabout!
     
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    Thanks Dave have a good one.:thumb::)
     
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    Do you use a tripod Woo? Every time I take a night shot it looks like I have spun my camera around:scratch:
     
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    There was a craze a few years back, where you would set a shutter speed of a few seconds, click the shutter button then throw the camera up in the air at night...gives a crazy light show effect. Never had the bottle to do it myself in case I never caught the camera :lollol:

    Steve...:)
     
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    :yho::yho:Night owl:yho::yho: Nice one dave..

    And its good to experiment woo. like your pictures
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    Hi Pal ,Cap,Yes pal Use a Tripod and Cable release,Steve I wished you had,nt told me that:dh::)
     
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    :D...Go on Woo!...give it a 'spin':D

    Thanks for the tip:gnthb:
     
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    Hi Pal I will try it tonight with a safety Net:lollol::)
     
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    Heres an Idea....:idea:
    Could always tie your camera to a bungie...:rotfl:
     
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    Yes Cap but it kept hitting the Ground:lollol::rotfl:
     
  13. Adam Moran

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    Excellent start!

    Night shots are a real art but get the light right and you can take some amazing pictures.

    This is the first picture i took with my new dslr about 10 weeks ago.

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    another low light shot

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  14. takemore02withit

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    Oh Woo you dare devil you,:lollol: great shots though looks great fun.

    Great pics from you too Adam. Keep them coming.:thmb: 02
     
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    Thank you Takem02 There,s know limits now next is the underwater shot:hehe:Nice effort Adam But I,m not allowed near Big Roads yet:lollol::)
     
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