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Slow Exposureby ~Neutron2K

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This was a series of long exposure shots I took whilst driving this evening. I was not SPEEDING lol. I wanted to doa short project involving animated stills lol. Heres the result.

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~PaulDavis Dec 18, 2008 Professional Interface Designer

I like your head unit, or rather the disco it produces.

~Neutron2K Dec 18, 2008

yeah, £400 stero unit with bluetooth and multi cycle colour changing screen. altough its permenantly set on red to match the rest of my dash lol

~PaulDavis Dec 18, 2008 Professional Interface Designer

I'd probably do the same. My brother recently changed his green lights to red... just because the head unit was red... And he then got a new one a week later which changed colour!

~fingerclickingood Jul 31, 2008

awesome

~hotwir3 Sep 25, 2007 Hobbyist Photographer

nice idea. i think some consistency in the foreground would help to elevate the work though. little things like the air freshener and the position of the camera. but i guess things do move in reality

looking forward to seeing the new pieces

~Neutron2K Sep 25, 2007

yeah i know what you mean about consistancy. The images were combined from two different shootsand I never realised the camera or the air freshner had moved lol

~hotwir3 Sep 25, 2007 Hobbyist Photographer

howd u manage to attach your (guess: tripod) to the car seat? ive done some funky shots zooming in and out in a long exposure, whilst sitting in the back of a car at night, but they aint come out all that good cause of shake (hence why they aint up here)

~Neutron2K Sep 25, 2007

i had to adjust all the legs at different angles to get the tripod supported properly

~hotwir3 Sep 25, 2007 Hobbyist Photographer

logical enough answer! ill try one day. i'll add a bit of electrician's tape to reassure myself

~Neutron2K Sep 25, 2007

just don't drive fast or on bendy roads

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