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Long exposure is something we never tire of here at Phototuts+, so here are another 50 sensational long exposure shots for you to enjoy. As well as some quirky tips for those of you interested in creating your own long exposure images.
We have now built up a massive collection of well over 200 long exposure photos here on Phototuts+, and yet you still ask for more. We hate to disappoint, so we're back with another set.
You can have a look at our previous articles here:
50 Captivating Slow Shutter Speed Photos
Into the Dark: 100 Beautiful Examples of Night Photography
70 Dazzling Long Exposure Photography Examples & Tips
On to the new images…
Sundown the Netherlands
Hogeweidebrug Utrecht
The Black Diamond Sky
Marina Park Sunset
Dreamy #1
Dreamy #2
Terminator and Paratrooper
Dreamy Scape
Hoover Dam
Fairground Fun
Stranded
New beginnings
Dark Angel
Shanghai, China, 2010
Westhafen Frankfurt 09
Between Blue Saws of Fire
London Eye 2010
Bolte Reflections
Melbourne Slow rides
Bank of China
Benchpair
Running water 2
The falls
Loch Lomond – Scotland
Paradise Blown
Port meadow trees
Boston in ultra-long time exposure
Night shots around Bath
Long exposure 5
Cold Busy Nights
The Grid
Sunday Evening
Street Disco
London Calling
Dürrbach
Goodbye to 2010
White Highway
London Eye
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Automobile Light Trails
E = m c² [Explored]
Rocks
Kilkee Sunset
Mänty kurkoittaa kohti Pohjantähteä eli viirutähtiä taas
^ Anyone able to translate? ^
With many rivers ahead
River Radiant
Source
Bac
Light works – Guitar
Perfect storm
The Avenue des Champs-Elysees
Big Ben, Westminster 1
A few quirky tips:
Rather than give you the standard boring tips eg: Use a tripod, which everyone knows….. here are some more exciting tips.
Tip 1: If you want a long exposure during the day, you can spend a fair chunk of money on a neutral density filter. A cheaper alternative is welders glass! It works perfecty. Used for eye protection by welders, it's dark tint also allows for extremely long shutter speeds during the day. You can pick it up for just a couple of dollars of Ebay. But beware, welding glass often gives you a green tint. So fire a few practice shots and then create a custom white balance to fix the problem.
Tip 2: Keep things interesting by using unusual angles. If shooting light streaks, why not shoot from down on the path at tyre level? Using a gorrillapod or a small tripod to keep the camera still.
Tip 3: Use a remote shutter cable if you have one. Keeping your hands off the camera, to avoid any shake. They are also handy for candid shots, camera around the neck, cable and button in your hand.
Tip 4: Use a small aperture (F22) and you should be fine. You don't want to overexpose the image. Or just use the shutter priority mode on your camera, so that the aperture is sorted for you.
Well Thanks For Reading!
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