Light Trails by kgb224
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Description
Yesterday i first went atop the Boiler House Roof and captured some sunset captures.Then i went all the way and set up my camera on my tripod just outside our main gate.I did the set up between our work premises fence and a Jacaranda tree to ensure that i am not hit by any vehicles. Used Tripod,10 second self timer and aperture setting. Used Auto White Balance as well.

Comments (12)
Speed leaps out of this for me, excellent capture
Great shot. I've never tried this but it looks quite impressive.
I do enjoy doing this kind of photography - just never have the tripod handy! Clive
I've wanted to do this but haven't taken the time to find the right spot. This is awesome Christo love the lights with long exposers, well done!
Your slow shutter and tripod worked wonders here mate.
exciting color and strong feeling of motion.
excellent slow shutter speed shot !
What the eye can not see the camera saves it as. Viewing Pleasure my friend ((5 + +)) Ce que l'oeil ne puis voir la caméra l'enrégistre comme . un plaisir visuel mon ami ((5++))
Wonderful movement Christo! I love light trails!
Fantastic night capture, amazing lights and render, Christo!
WOW! You got light trails without spinning and jiggling like I do! Who would have ever thought to use a tripod to get a blur!? :o) I really love the colors in this and the way the streak kinda looks like something out of Star Trek zooming along at Warp 10! Yeah, I like this a lot! It's amazing how many fantastic photos you get from your job! That's always a good thing! It makes the week go faster I suspect! Everything in this is just great! I like it a lot!
Movement and motion, cleverly captured by you. This works so well!