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A Love Of Long Exposure
ThomasJPitts 10th November 2010
2010, Art, Atlanta, Flickr, Lightpainting, Long exposure photography, November, Photograph, Photography, Shutter speed, Zippo
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A Love Of Long Exposure

There’s something quite incredible about long exposure photographs.

Most photography uses extremely fast shutter speeds, only allowing light into the camera for a fraction of a second, but when longer exposures are used there can be some remarkable results. Static objects are revealed in heightened detail, while anything moving becomes a blur. At nighttime, long exposures can reveal things invisible to the naked eye, while moving lights become streaks and trails. This post shows a couple of my favourite long exposure photographs – all credits given where possible.

The photos will be easier to see the detail on by clicking them to show the fullest size I have.

Bright Atlanta from flickr (Nrbelex):

Zippo from flickr (Liber)


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