tests of time.

[livia]

i took this today and am quite happy with the result. so i just decided to share it here i'm not sure about the rules on EXIF in this part of the forum, so i'm not going to post it here, you can, however, go to my flickr. all the data is there

[muffs]

ooh.. very cool shot. Could you share how you took it?

[newPerspective]

Welcome to the Forum livia. Thats a cool effect.

[Glayva]

Welcome to the best DPS around. Very well executed shot. Love the sepia tone effect. Very well done

[livia]

hey muffs, i don't think i'm allowed to do that in this section of the forum it involved slow shutter speed though.

thanks newPerspective and Glayva! much appreciated.

[SusanH1970]

That's really cool! Yeah, you can tell us how you took it here. Or you can repost this in "How I took it", if you're more comfortable. Inquiring minds want to know!

[jakethepig]

I like this effect so much and however you did this, you nailed it, everything about it is so right. I have seen it before though. I think it was about two weeks ago after a good night out. I woke up to this effect. lol Great work Livia.

Jake

[muffs]

Originally Posted by livia

hey muffs, i don't think i'm allowed to do that in this section of the forum it involved slow shutter speed though.

thanks newPerspective and Glayva! much appreciated.

Originally Posted by SusanH1970

That's really cool! Yeah, you can tell us how you took it here. Or you can repost this in "How I took it", if you're more comfortable. Inquiring minds want to know!

Yes.. do repost in "How I took it". I'm really curious!
Hmm.. I'm guessing you zoomed out, focused and then repeated till you had the desired number of clock faces?

[klam]

Great shot. Let me guess how you did it. You used a slow shutter speed as stated and either zoomed in or out, while pausing each time. Whatever you did it looks great.

[livia]

hi guys, i decided to repost it in How I Took It as suggested click on the link below! hope it helps.
http://digital-photography-school.co...759#post486759