Nov photo assignment. Night

[XJEEPER]

You don't. The camera is sitting on something solid. Great shots BTW.

 

[XJEEPER]

Here's my entries from the weekend.

 

[XJEEPER]

Here's a couple more........

 

[xj_mike]

Hey, I can play this month.

It was dark out and I was playing with long exposure and some other settings and got this.

Also this one

 

[asp]

This is a fantastic picture!

thanks!

Yeah, ^ I'm digging that too ^. How in the hell can you get a 30 sec. expoure like that without a tripod?

thanks, and see below :wave:

You don't. The camera is sitting on something solid. Great shots BTW.

bingo, it was sitting on one of the pylons with the strap around my neck just in case. thanks

i like this one

 

[Handlebars]

I went to the River of Lights at the Albuquerque Botanical Gardens with my 50mm f/1.4 and no tripod.

They have weddings here at the Spanish Moorish Garden, that may explain the bells motif:

This old truck is always parked out front

The zoo is right next door, the elephants made an appearance

I had to lay on my belly with the camera propped between fingers and the ground. This was the only situation that a tripod would be called for, but there was no room for one as I wanted the camera as close to the water as possible.

These nodding sunflowers made me long for summer again

What did you shoot Ryan?

 

[asp]

fast lenses are sweet. i particularly like the one of the truck.

 

[Begster]

Damn, I have a sweet night picture, but its from a year ago so I can't submit it.

Nice harbor pics Anthony.

 

[asp]

thanks mark

 

[DrMoab]

What did you shoot Ryan?

I shot a lot of cold medicine shots all last week. I was down in bed with the flu. The rest of the month I was too busy working.

I did however grab some with my P&S last night and I was going to post them but I left my camera in the truck. When I get home off my load I will get them up.

Alex, what ISO and shutter speeds where you shooting those at?

 

[Handlebars]

Bells: f/1.4 @ 1/250, ISO 200

Truck: f/4 @ 1/50, ISO 500

Pachyderms: f/1.4 @ 1/125, ISO 200

Fountain: f/6.3 @ ½, ISO 200

Sunflowers: f/1.4 @ 1/500, ISO 200

Having a fast lens mean you don't need no stinking image stabilization nor a tripod. :greensmok

 

[DrMoab]

Having a fast lens mean you don't need no stinking image stabilization nor a tripod. :greensmok

Come on. Don't sell yourself short. You have a steady hand. We have a city park that does something real close to that. I would like to get there with my 50mm 1.8 not quite as fast as yours but it should do the trick.

 

[DrMoab]

Two that I took. One of them was tonight...so sue me.

All I had was my little P&S and no tripod. So I was just setting it on anything I could find that was solid and setting the self timer. Nothing great.

 

[karstic]

Happy Birthday, Sonia.

 

[Carol.92124]

Great pic, Stephan! But why did you give her a roll of toilet paper for her b'day?

 

[nightfoam]

Just a couple from a camping trip with the NWC

1/5 sec F/3.5 ISO-100

60 sec F/5.6 ISO-100

 

[bigalpha]

this was a 30 second exposure time, no tripod, fstop 3.5, iso 400, 18mm zoom.

I like that you can see to the bottom of the shoreline.

 

[asp]

I like that you can see to the bottom of the shoreline.

thanks, i thought that was one of the things that made it cool too :thumbup:

 

[DrMoab]

Took this tonight looking at Christmas lights. I know it isn't November but I thought it was a cool pic.

1/40th of a second
F2.8
ISO 250

Handheld woohoo.