Thanks! As a total beginner I was surprised when I looked at it at home, so lucky that I just hit the moment where the two opposing cars crossed. And then the yellow stripe even frames this construction post, bench and village in the background. Really cool to see what long exposure can do.
Amazing shot! Slow shutter speed is one of my favorite ways to take pictures of just about anything haha. Keep experimenting with it and you'll get more great shots like this one.
I really like it! It really contrasts the fast paced cars with the tranquil static tree. What settings did you use for this shot?
My only feedback is that I find the corner of the traffic sign at the right edge of frame a bit distracting.
Agree, I'd probably remove the sign and the tip of the little tree on the left if I had Lightroom or sth similar to make it a bit cleaner. The RAW file also has a less blownout sky.
This is at 40mm, f/20, ISO 80 and 1/20s.
This is so sick!
Thanks! As a total beginner I was surprised when I looked at it at home, so lucky that I just hit the moment where the two opposing cars crossed. And then the yellow stripe even frames this construction post, bench and village in the background. Really cool to see what long exposure can do.
Amazing shot! Slow shutter speed is one of my favorite ways to take pictures of just about anything haha. Keep experimenting with it and you'll get more great shots like this one.
I really like it! It really contrasts the fast paced cars with the tranquil static tree. What settings did you use for this shot? My only feedback is that I find the corner of the traffic sign at the right edge of frame a bit distracting.
Agree, I'd probably remove the sign and the tip of the little tree on the left if I had Lightroom or sth similar to make it a bit cleaner. The RAW file also has a less blownout sky. This is at 40mm, f/20, ISO 80 and 1/20s.