A couple long exposure shots. [Large images]

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I took and uploaded these awhile ago. I thought I'd post them.

A photo of my neighbors house late at night. (maybe early morning) 30 second exposure, F/11

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Long exposure in daylight. F/8, I think. I like the way this one turned out.

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I just got back from a nationally funded institute for the artistically talented and got to do some cool stuff with a pinhole camera if you're familiar with them. It was my third year going and it got me very interested in photography. I plan on buying a real 35mm this summer. I need a reason to update k.d.
 
Those are really nice shots!

On an off-topic note, are those seriously how all of the houses look over there? I mean, it looks kinda old and spooky (not to mention the gnarly and crooked fence).
 
Sweet, Jimmy! Does he let you toy around in his darkroom?
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No darkroom. He has everything developed at a film lab.

Nice photos Klos. Any more experimental type ones?
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Thanks, I have a couple on my computer at home, I'll upload them when I get back.

And what speed film did you use?
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Well, it is a digital camera. The ISO can be set between 320 and 1600, but I don't remember.

On an off-topic note, are those seriously how all of the houses look over there? I mean, it looks kinda old and spooky (not to mention the gnarly and crooked fence).
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Well, it doesn't look spooky in daylight. Most houses look spooky at 2 AM. Most of the houses in my area are at least 80 years old, though. My house is easily 100 years old.
 
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
Well, it doesn't look spooky in daylight. Most houses look spooky at 2 AM. Most of the houses in my area are at least 80 years old, though. My house is easily 100 years old.
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Good friek, most of the houses around here are younger than I am (including our house... and our neighbor's house is less than a year old).

Aren't you afraid of it, liek, breaking?
 
I miss old houses. They have some character. I grew up in a house that is now 70 years old. Plaster walls, brick facade, wood floors - standard, high celings, huge trees, etc. I miss it. Now you pay out the ass for them.
 
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Good friek, most of the houses around here are younger than I am (including our house... and our neighbor's house is less than a year old).

Aren't you afraid of it, liek, breaking?
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Liek, it is broken. Haha. I'm glad I'll be moving out within a couple years.
 
Originally posted by milefile
I miss old houses. They have some character. I grew up in a house that is now 70 years old. Plaster walls, brick facade, wood floors - standard, high celings, huge trees, etc. I miss it. Now you pay out the ass for them.
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I like houses that are close to the age of mine (it's about 13 years old)... fairly new, good quality, some character, and weren't too expensive. The houses they're making these days where they're stuffing four of 'em on an acre are pure crap. But really, really old houses... quite frankly, those just scare me. :scared: They're too many dark spots, too many things that might break at any minute, and smelly things sometimes...
 
How long was your exposer for the daylight photo's? I wish my cam would go up to something greater than F/8 but that's it's max.

Nice camera, BTW that your shooting with. On the camera is your timed exposer rated in secs. or inches?
 
I ended up doing some night time photography for photo class, I ended up having the shutter open for about 30-45 seconds, I think.... That's for one shot...
 
Alright, now we're getting into the trippy stuff. :)

Sorry, but I like streaking lights and such.

:-)
 
I snapped this yesterday while working with my dad at a wedding.

I adjusted the colors in photoshop a little bit. It's 674 KB, so watch out if you have a narrowband connection.

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No. My dad's a photographer. He was taking photos of the bride and groom up against a lighthouse and I took that photo with his other camera while I was doing nothing. My other job is in the catering business.

I just noticed the horizon line isn't very straight.
 
heay klos! you've got good eye. the second one looks damn cool. it could be the cover for a chillout album. the colors are incredible, and the light is really brightey. I love it. the first one looks really good too. you indeed have some talent man.
I took three years of photography at my Uni, and I loved it, but its a little expensive to work with a 35mm, and hell, my digicam sucks. yer camera is indeed a way good one to have those obturator speeds. what is it?
well, indeed, you have good eye for a photo, klos. very good indeed.

Cano
 
Originally posted by Cano
heay klos! you've got good eye. the second one looks damn cool. it could be the cover for a chillout album. the colors are incredible, and the light is really brightey. I love it. the first one looks really good too. you indeed have some talent man.
I took three years of photography at my Uni, and I loved it, but its a little expensive to work with a 35mm, and hell, my digicam sucks. yer camera is indeed a way good one to have those obturator speeds. what is it?
well, indeed, you have good eye for a photo, klos. very good indeed.

Cano
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Thanksh. It's a FujiFilm Finepix S1 Pro. It isn't mine, it's my dad's but I steal it from him sometimes when he isn't watching. It's a digital SLR and accepts most all Nikon F series lenses, which we have plenty of laying around the house here.

It was one of the best if not the best digicam when it was released a couple years ago.
 

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