Sunday, November 7, 2010
More Long Exposures of Portland's Skyline at Dusk
We've had some great cloudy sunsets during the last week, and I've gone out to catch a couple of them with my camera. The first time out, the clouds sort of cleared up as I was shooting, so the results weren't quite as dramatic as I would have liked. The image above is the only one from that shoot that made the final cut, you can see that there are only a couple of clouds still in the sky.
The next day I went out and did the macro photography that I featured in my previous post, and the clouds were a lot heavier as the sun crept below the horizon. I was able to catch some really great long exposures. My goal was to take a lot of 90-120 second shots, and for the most part I was successful. However a couple of the test shots I did at 20 or 30 seconds ended up looking great, so I've posted the best of those as well.
I hope you've enjoyed! I've been pretty motivated to go out and shoot lately (it's this great fall weather) so you can expect plenty of more photos to come. I have a whole set from last night, and more than likely I'll get out to do another couple of shoots this week. Good times.
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2 comments:
The third down from the top strikes me as especially powerful, Sean.
Thank you Paul. It's always difficult to narrow them down (I had about 20 I was varying degrees of happy with) so it's nice to hear that one of my final choices strikes a tone.
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