I played around with some longer exposures, movement, and zoom burst techniques. I had a lot of fun, and got a couple neat shots. The first one is my favourite!
[5 sec. exposure, zoom burst, and the ferris wheel moved at just the right time]
[8 sec. exposure]
[5 sec. exposure, zoom burst]
[5 sec. exposure, ferris wheel loading people; moving and stopping]
In this post on longer exposures, I thought some slow synchro flash shots were in order. This was just a random walk downtown with some of my buddies. I was just experimenting. These shots are nothing spectacular, but I thought some turned out neat, so I shall share.
That's all for now!
Swan
Thanks for stopping by my SWF post. Your photos are great--such fun to try new things and see how they turn out. I'll check back and see some of your other work. Mickie :)
ReplyDelete@forgetmenot Thank you very much! :) I will also be checking out your blog for some more lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteYay for a new post- I was hoping you'd have one soon! When were you last near a ferris wheel? So cool.
ReplyDelete@Courtney It was definitely last summer at The Ex! My posts right now are mostly old(er) stuff that I've felt the urge to blog. I have some days off, soon, so I should be having some new shoots! Thanks so much :D
ReplyDeletethese are awesome
ReplyDelete@Sy's Prints Thank you! :)
ReplyDeletewow the ferris wheel looks like a lollipop!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos! Its simply cool. How did you do that?
ReplyDeleteKats,xo
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@KatrinaThank you, Katrina :) For the ferris wheel ones, I have the settings and techniques used listed underneath the photos. For the second batch, I was using a slow-synchro mode with my SB-600 flash, and [sometimes] zooming (to get the duplicated person effect}.
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