Memorial Bridge, Bangkok f/20, 10 sec, iso-64
I developed a passion towards Long Exposure, ever since I saw the picture of car back light trails and fireworks, I always wondered how is was possible to capture such pictures? After getting my first DSLR I started trying all kinds of setting in manual mode of the camera. Some tips from website like www.Digitalphotographyschool.com was great help for me.
For long exposure shots, I always use the manual mode trying to keep the ISO as low as possible. If there are glowing lights, to get the star effect on these lights I try to keep f-stop value above 14 and shutter speed depends on the shot. I have shared some of my long exposure shots here with exposure details.
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Bhaktapur Durbar Square f/11, 8 sec, iso-64
Bouddha Stupa f/9, 25 sec, iso-100
Above photo “Bouddha Stupa” was selected for “100 Wonders of the World”, It is being displayed at a photo exhibition organized by Art Center at Saint Petersburg Russia
Rani Pokhari f/13, 30 sec, iso-50
Everest Hotel f/11, 30 sec, iso-64
Kho Samet fire dance f/20, 3 sec, iso-320
Sunny Thapa
Long exposure is like entering to a different world…
Sangesh Shrestha
yeah and it is addictive
Samir Pradhananga
Very nice shots…. Sangesh. For me, I will take the night shots as fast as possible (to reduce the noise) & permanently off the Noise Reduction during the night shots.:)