Evening and night photography

[C n C]

Amsterdam

ISO1600 28mm, f4, 0.8 sec handheld.
Canon 5D mk3
3O2A2244 by conradsphotos, on Flickr


Lincoln - Steep Hill
ISO 800. 24mm, f5.6, 0.5s handheld
Canon 5D (mk1)

IMG_6025 by conradsphotos, on Flickr


Wembley Stadium (on a Tunnel Run evening)
ISO200, 17mm, f2.8, 2s. handheld/resting on the floor.
Minolta Dynax 7D

PICT2149a by conradsphotos, on Flickr


Funfair Ride - local park
ISO200, 40mm. f10, 0/6s, handheld
Canon 5D mk3

3O2A2297 by conradsphotos, on Flickr


St Pauls Cathedral
ISO1600. 105mm, f5.6, 0.4s
Canon 5D mk3

3O2A7235 copy by conradsphotos, on Flickr


Finally, this was taken at night but mixing flash with a reasonably long exposure:
ISO800, 40mm, f11, 0.2s, handheld with flash
Canon 5D (mk 1)

IMG_5861 by conradsphotos, on Flickr

[8bit]

Shot this for a private client recently, the main shoot was in another location at sunset but we headed into town afterwards to do some of this for fun. Think this was seven or eight exposures, stacked for additional trails.

DSC_8340-Edit-Edit by Niall Porter Photography, on Flickr

[dinkel]

Wow, great stuff. I've just dipped my toes into this stuff and will come up with more. Handheld off course...

[rst99]

Market Square by rsthomas9, on Flickr

Sony A7R3 with Canon FD 50mm F1.4 lens

1/80th sec, F1.8, ISO 1000, Handheld

[dinkel]

28-09-2020, 20:34 hrs, Park Plaza Hotel Utrecht - 1/1.6 s, f 3.5, ISO 1000 handheld. Slighty tuned in Olympus Workspace.

[xupheus]

[DavidY]

A few more


171211 Salford Quays 06 by David Yeoman, on Flickr


191101 Night Bus - Liverpool by David Yeoman, on Flickr


180131 Supermoon - Eastgate Clock - Chester by David Yeoman, on Flickr

[8bit]

xupheus said:

Wow!

[C n C]

After the Dinner was over... by conradsphotos, on Flickr

[malks222]

[dinkel]

28-09-2020, 20:57 u, Lange Nieuwstraat, Catharijnekerk, Utrecht.
Olympus OM-D E-M10 MkIII, F3,5, 1/4 sec.


Low Key Duotone version of the underexposed snap.

[eein]

Night photography is great, especially as it's one of the areas that camera phones just just cannot conquer.

Did this last night as one of my pics to sell my car. Took a bit of Lightroom processing to get a nice balance of seeing the car but not blazing headlights.

[leggly]

Slip Aurora by Squiffy1308, on Flickr
Looking north from Portskerra just before the sky exploded into life with the best Aurora I've seen so far living up here. Yes a tripod was used.

[Smollet]

Ypres. iPhone 5

[dinkel]

iPhone does OK but with low-key and high contrast in low key situations the poor thing gets lost...

[strummerville]

I think I'm going to struggle in this company - but here's three off my Sony RX100. All jpegs straight out of the camera:

Ghent Christmas Market:


Quayside, Italian Lakes:


Porto city centre:

[C n C]

Lincoln Cathedral
Canon 5D mk1, 24-105mm at 28mm
ISO800 1/15sec f5.6. handheld

IMG_6023 by conradsphotos, on Flickr

[smashing]

I'll throw this one out there as I think it counts as night photography IC 1805 - Heart Nebula



Still so much to learn on how to process these things!

[anonymous-user]

You can get decent results from an iPhone (this is an 11 Pro Max) - even hand held.

Maybe the lighting helped, but I was really happy with these - especially as they were taken after a few beers and glühweins!

[Smollet]

Some great shots here. I’ve just started using Topaz denoise and am impressed with the results. Does anyone else use it?