Just a try on light panning!!!!!

[raveen2u]

These are the shots I got in our second try of light panning....

just tried on bus headlights which were crossing over the bridge near Muttukkadu boat house, Chennai, India.


I like this second one as it captured the top light of the bus. Its like a long light beam on the air


Both shots were taken with 15 secs shutter speed...
Comments and suggestions are welcome!!!!!!!!

Raveen

[alphasco]

Nice photos!

I like to do that kind of night photography, too. However, though "panning" may just be an American colloquialism, I believe yours is "light trail" photography. "Panning" usually refers to moving the camera (panning as a movie camera might do) in sync with the moving object which keeps it rather sharp while the background becomes blurred.

[leonaashlee]

Very cool photos.

[raveen2u]

Originally Posted by alphasco

Nice photos!

I like to do that kind of night photography, too. However, though "panning" may just be an American colloquialism, I believe yours is "light trail" photography. "Panning" usually refers to moving the camera (panning as a movie camera might do) in sync with the moving object which keeps it rather sharp while the background becomes blurred.

Thank you. As I am new to the photography, I donno much about some terms.. Anyhow thanks again for explained the difference ....

[raveen2u]

Originally Posted by leonaashlee

Very cool photos.

Thank you Leona

[beachcomber]

Nicely done raveen very creative

[raveen2u]

Originally Posted by beachcomber

Nicely done raveen very creative

Thanks you... your critiques also welcome

[aadav]

very well. it seems like a light bus.. especially the second one is good..

and, Raveen, i am from coimbatore. nice meeting you

[raveen2u]

Originally Posted by aadav

very well. it seems like a light bus.. especially the second one is good..

and, Raveen, i am from coimbatore. nice meeting you

Thanks a lot for your comments... nice to meet a "namma ooru" guy here .....