Night Photography

[Arcaned]

I'm still under moderation but got used to it now lol. I'm still wading through this thread and amazed at some of the great photos.

 

[MARKDJ]

I'm still under moderation but got used to it now lol. I'm still wading through this thread and amazed at some of the great photos.

have faith, it will soon be sorted

 

[blirg]

cool thanks, think i'm slightly screwed as my logest exposure is 60 sec haha, but thanks for the tips anyway i'll have a go a bit more

You can also buy (what I call because i don't actually know the right name) Time-lapse remote's which allow you to bump the exposure up to a few minutes

 

[Bertie Bollockbrains]

Technically not a night photo, but seems to be the best place for this:

Partial Solar eclipse through the clouds- 20th March 2015, as seen in Wiltshire on a 400mm lens. This is 86% coverage on the sun.

 

[Bertie Bollockbrains]

Here's another one, adjusted the settings on the camera a bit and looks more like a daytime event:

 

[Els]

^That's pretty good mate.

 

[huey]

Nice stuff Bertron, nowt here in Cheltenham worth seeing, very dissapointing.

 

[Lord Oort]

Cracking! great shots there mate

 

[ACID- REFLUX]

Here"s a few from today in semi cloudy Wakefield

All taken with Sony A77 & 70-400mm G1 lens, with a Ten Stop filter fitted. Shot @ F16 & obviously metered for the sun on 2 of them & for the clouds on the other

 

[Wevsky]

it's a Red one

 

[mrwhite]

this is probably my favorite

 

[The Wombat]

Derelict Ingarsby viaduct; Leicestershire
Shot on Canon DSLR / Tokina 11-16mm wide angle lens

 

[The Wombat]

A return to John O Gaunt Viaduct, Leics, for some star trails

 

[Degenatron]

What remains of an old windmill in Greece

 

[The Wombat]

that is awesome Degenatron
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