Random Photos : Part 4

[curtisl]

No editing tricks Dave. It's just the way the lighting works with that shape of light trough. Its a lovely looking feature.

[RobDickinson]

Nardies said:

Fantastic effort! Are those stacked images or just one long exposure with strobes?

Single 30 second exposure, selfie, remote triggered and ligth painted with my head torch. Straight raw conversion too, no editing.

RobbieKB said:

Incredible! My mate moved to NZ recently and he wanted to start doing timelapses of the stars but wasn't sure how well he could do there. I swiftly navigated him to your work and gave him a link to a light pollution map.

Cool! Where abouts are they? We have some good groups here to help out.

[Pete Baraka]

Pete

[LongQ]

Pete Baraka said:

Pete

For some reason that really appeals to my sense of humour ...

I could see that as a poster with a caption. Not sure would the caption would say though ...

[chrismarr]

Crazy trails by ChrisMarr, on Flickr

[PBLP]

LongQ said:

Pete Baraka said:

Pete

For some reason that really appeals to my sense of humour ...

I could see that as a poster with a caption. Not sure would the caption would say though ...

Do you mean a mootivator.

[GetCarter]

PBLP said:

Do you mean a mootivator.

[Nardies]

RobDickinson said:

Nardies said:

Fantastic effort! Are those stacked images or just one long exposure with strobes?

Single 30 second exposure, selfie, remote triggered and ligth painted with my head torch. Straight raw conversion too, no editing.

Thanks, the sky in brilliant there!

[kieron55]

curtisl said:

Glasshill-32 by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr

Really like this one, were you taking a photo and the birds happened to fly past?

Managed to take a few in different areas recently:

IMG_2240 by kieron155, on Flickr

IMG_2251 by kieron155, on Flickr

IMG_2622 by kieron155, on Flickr

IMG_2694 by kieron155, on Flickr

IMG_2489 by kieron155, on Flickr

IMG_2684 by kieron155, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

Nice work Kieron

[LongQ]

DibblyDobbler said:

Nice work Kieron

Agreed.

Mostly the sort that should look far far better printed large and hung on a wall than they will trashed for the web.

They might require a bit of work to hit the heights but that's normal.

[Yellabelly]

Pete Baraka said:

Pete

Pete, you go all that way to South Africa with all those opportunities and end up photographing bloody cows!

Don't think that's quite right!

[leggly]

Another one of the Red Devils from last summer.

The Red Devils by squiffy1308, on Flickr

[lloyd h]

billy1the1kid said:

The Peaks. The gift that keeps on giving.

The Landscape Portrait by Harry Bowden Photography, on Flickr

Bloomin' lovely.

RobDickinson said:

Last night of chaos for my 6d..

Stormcaller by robjdickinson, on Flickr

Epic!!!

Tricky shot to get, shooting at 1/100th and a weird angle made panning harder than usual!
Pitts S-1S Special G-BKDR by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr

[GetCarter]

Hailstorm

[LongQ]

lloyd h said:

Tricky shot to get, shooting at 1/100th and a weird angle made panning harder than usual!
Pitts S-1S Special G-BKDR by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr

Splendid!

[LongQ]

GetCarter said:

Hailstorm

Why do they never look like that around my way?

Love the colours.

[GetCarter]

LongQ said:

GetCarter said:

Hailstorm

Why do they never look like that around my way?

Love the colours.

You need to move further north.

[LongQ]

GetCarter said:

LongQ said:

GetCarter said:

Hailstorm

Why do they never look like that around my way?

Love the colours.

You need to move further north.

You could well be right.

Or South.

Maybe East or West.

Choices, choices ....

[kieron55]

LongQ said:

DibblyDobbler said:

Nice work Kieron

Agreed.

Mostly the sort that should look far far better printed large and hung on a wall than they will trashed for the web.

They might require a bit of work to hit the heights but that's normal.

Thanks for the compliments!

I have been thinking of printing a few out to hang up. What are you referring to by the 'bit of work'? Some adjustments to bring the images out a little? Any advice would be welcomed