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Russian Girls on Walking Street, 3 AM

Ghosts of Walking Street

Yesterday evening at my place..Great day for all kinds of lizards

On our road to Chiang Rai province the 6th of may 2016

Ok I'm in because I like the first posts. I love to do night shots so that's why I contribute here;

[edit] Lat Pho, Bangkok

Edited May 23, 201610 yr by Dancealot

Bangkok by night

Edited May 25, 201610 yr by Aladdin

Edited May 25, 201610 yr by Aladdin

Emerald Cove Koh Chang

Walking from the BTS to Paragon Mall I spotted a nice natural scene with the lights of the city for the background.

Sony RX1RII

Town Square Tuscon Resort Kao Yai.

Zeiss 55mm f/1.8

Luang Pu Khao Analayo, Nong Bua Lamphu, one night last week.

Uttaradit just a whisker before sunrise

Luang Pu Khao Analayo, Nong Bua Lamphu, one night last week.

Beautiful work!!

Thank you, @Paulp

Wat Sirintorn Wararam, Ubon Ratchathani province

Too much light pollution to make a decent 'astro' image at this location. This is the best I could manage.


QUESTION: I'm curious, would you have cloned out the shoes?

Edited June 19, 201610 yr by tangaroa67

Beautiful capture! how many exposures did it take to make this one?

As for the shoes,in my opinion are not a distraction and add more character to the image.

I like the shoes too

It's nine exposures, actually. Four to capture the dynamic range of the temple, two more used to clone out people, two for the exterior lighting, and one for the sky. The sky was disappointing. The area itself is quite dark, but maddeningly, the temple never switches its light off. They're on from dusk 'til dawn, and cause a huge amount to light-pollution to the sky. Hence the 'halo' around the building. This it a shot of the sky as it came out of camera to give you an idea.

Edited June 20, 201610 yr by tangaroa67

Luang Pu Khao Analayo, Nong Bua Lamphu - (Re-edit of post #12)

Out of nothing other than idle curiosity (and because I had nothing else to do), I shot about 100 frames a few hours before the milky-way rose to see what a star-trail image might look like. I far prefer the original image posted, as there are too many stars when looking in this direction, but thought I'd share this little experiment with you guys anyway.

Edited June 23, 201610 yr by tangaroa67

Tangaroa, do have you radio poppers?

I think that would look even better with a speedlight hidden in the structure, maybe with a gel on it.

Just offering a suggestion, should you decide to revisit it sometime.

I might try that next time! Thanks, @rhythmworx

one word Tanga WOW !!

thankyou

ps bloody Kiwis got too much talent....

ps bloody Kiwis got too much talent....

That's as maybe, @bundycat ... but I'm Irish!

Mae Hong Son

Olympus TG 610 - f/5.4 - 1/4* - iso 400 - 64 mm - 2014:11:18 - 7:23:13 pm

Koh Chang, my ride buddy and I did a motor bike trip to there from Pattaya, got pretty shit faced in the evening, he-he.

Last New Year 2015-2016.

One of the most crazy/stupid thing I did in a long time as it hadn't been raining for a while and everything was pretty dry. The grass on the empty land plots in the village caught fire and we had to call the fire department as our attempts to put it out ourselves with a garden hose were fruitless. Thankfully nobody was blaming me but my wife was not too happy about it.

The photo is cropped app 50% as my "aim" was not spot on and I thought better not fire off another Roman Candle