Hi Folks,

Anyone into outdoor Night shots in Thailand?

I have some like this one and a few more as a starter for 10............................

Win

and there are these as well

Supanburi

Win

Thank you Win.....once again you set the bar so high that us mere mortals cannot compete.

Please continue to show us your amazing work.

I have an unfortunate disease......once the sun goes down, and it gets dark, no matter how good a camera I have, my brain cells seem to go on strike for some unknown reason and I find it difficult to take advantage of the amazing surroundings that I can see.

Cheers.

Not yet, Mr. Kan Win, not yet

last night of the very first time... the bird that flew me away.....

Don Mueang 2004

a couple from the nightly grand finale parade, Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006...

( ^ lights from Doi Kham Temple, upper right.. not a flying ufo wing ..)

Chiang Mai

Ubon......

I am not very good at night shots, I always forget to take the tripod!

geeezzz ... ok dumb question ... what mode and settings do u guys use to get such great shots ??

my night time photos suck even more than my day time photos !!

Wat Chong Klang. Mae Hon Song.

f4

1/2 sec/

iso 100

hand held

Ayutthaya. Can't remember the name of the Wat.

Thanks Win just gave me an excuse to get out tonight

This forum already had me up at sunrise, to get some pics of a local swamp for the water post.But on getiing there the light was awful, and the resident buffalo was far from happy to see me and the dog so we had to leg it literally

Phuket Vegetarian festival

Ciaran Mc: Better photographers might give better answers. I use a lot of cameras automatic shots. Sometimes abuse the predefined 'Starry sky' settings (15 sec) to take night shots in the night.

Steady camera is a must. I'm thinking of making an baseball size sandbag to lay down the camera for the times I don't wish to take tripod with me.

Sandbag/beanbag is a handy thing to have with you at night. Handy for tops of walls, car doors etc.

It seems Kan Win and I were at the Kanchanaburi light and sound festival at the same time!

Hua Hin train station at Xmas

geeezzz ... ok dumb question ... what mode and settings do u guys use to get such great shots ??

my night time photos suck even more than my day time photos !!

Nighttime shots are best shot at the "Blue Period" i.e. just before it actually gets to be a black sky there is a window of light that produces a deep blue background or retains detail is the background as in the River Kwai image.

Both my images shot on a tripod at f5.6 and 100 ISO and 4 secs and 1.6 secs respectively

Hope this helps

Wow! Fimgirl .... some great shoots....

.... nice too, to see a few new "names" joining in here.....

Bali Hai pier, Pattaya

Picture_520 by pattayadays.com, on Flickr

Great night shots!

Win, indeed

I have very few night shots. Something I've been wanting to do with my GH2 but seems no time. The below is from my old Sony Ericsson k790 from a hotel room overlooking the Chiang Mai Sunday market.

DSCF1589 by pattayadays.com, on Flickr

Rama 8 New Year 2004

Bangkok from soi 11

Inspiring thread!

some great shots and good advice .. thanks guys and gals.

Fire and rain - Phuket Town.

Fantastic...

Loy Kratong, Pong Krating Ratchaburi....2012

Flying lantern!

Part of Chinese New Year celebrations 2010.... Maenam Samui. .... Probably one of my better night shots!!!

Hilton Hotel in Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan.