Capture: Two Tripods, One Night
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Dusk on the shortest day, with a new moon setting. Happy Solstice, everybody!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Gorgeous Lilith : )
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Nikau palms and mixed shadows
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JacksonP, in reply to
Nikau palms and mixed shadows
Wow! That's fantastic.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
fantastic
: )
I've got to go back and look again, this one snapped from the car..... and here is the moving version.....
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Swishy scape. The shake and shoot technique is so random - very happy when it gets a result like this one.
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And how like Auckland to give itself a big tick
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So I went back to the well lit nikau.
Single nikau.
And the nikau becoming shadows themselves.
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Driving to the north shore never used to be like this….
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He may have held a civic reception for the Beatles, but Mayor Robbie had no interest in pop culture. He would never have tried to be the Hip Hop Mayor.
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Skating rink and tiny moon Aotea Square
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Two skaters Aotea Square
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Night sky.
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Moon gone whack.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Moon gone whack
Hi Sofie – here’s moon cradled in a pohutukawa tree.
And waving palms with Auckland’s two stars - look closely!
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
No justice, but Milky Way none the less.
I think I will go out with a better plan tonight. :)
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Auckland’s two stars – look closely!
Hah, Up here we get moments with 2 stars also......
Mercury in the morning, need to look closely also :)
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Old gate, cleared section, no stars, city lights.
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Auckland's two stars again, why only ever two?
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Sixty seconds in the nite garden.
I’m amazed at how much the camera can capture – it was so dark down there I couldn’t really see to take the picture.
Give it a go – this is just a point and shoot on a mini tripod using 'starry night' 60 second exposure setting – you’ll be surprised at what you can do with that.
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Jos,
Jeepers, you might not want to know what you expose doing that randomly around Auckland Nora!!!
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JacksonP, in reply to
The lost world. Watch for dinosaurs.
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Lilith __, in reply to
you might not want to know what you expose doing that randomly around Auckland
crack out the infrared flash!!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
crack out the infrared flash!!
Way to go! Every point and shoot should be fitted with infrared function.
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JacksonP, in reply to
The method is simple, the light you use is out of the spectrum that humans can see and the film you use is sensible to it.
I like the sound of sensible film. Sounds well flash.
;-)
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