Lake Superior - (experimenting with slow shutter speed)

[NicholasAJohnson]

Here are a couple of pictures I took recently while experimenting with longer exposure. I had to wait until it was almost completely dark before I got anything that i liked. The shutter speed for each was around 25 seconds.






Thanks for looking. Any suggestions on improvement would be appreciated.

Nick

[Big Nick]

I really like this picture, Great shot Good work

[mpascal]

I like the first picture Nick, well done.

Michael

[beachcomber]

Nice work Nicholas, control the light and we control the picture, great location and great results from your experiments

[HomeschoolWinner]

They are gorgeous. I'd love to try this someday!

[daddyoproductions]

I really like the first one! Maybe more sky or something in the second, not sure but there's some pink peeking that might have been interesting to include more? TFS!
~C

[leonaashlee]

Fabulous shots...love the coloring

[NicholasAJohnson]

Thanks for comments everyone. Unfortunately, I had to crop quite a bit of the second one because of some water spots on the lens I didn't see until I got home.

Nick

[OkNewbie]

Great shots! The first is awesome! I love the mystery the slower shutter speed gives it.

[CobraNutt]

Nice shots, Nick! I have also been playing with darkness and slow shutter speeds. It's a lot of fun, and when they're captured properly (hard to focus in the dark!), the shots come out really cool! Thanks for sharing these!