Posted by Wint3r (Falcon Heights, United States) on 5 November 2006 in Architecture.
With a new camera comes all sorts of new fun adventures, and last night Joe of http://shiftingpixel.com and I went out to take some night shots. Ryan also joined us, more for moral support and timing duties than to take his own photos. Our first stop was a church about 10 miles away from St. Peter in a town called "Norseland" which really goes to show that we have a lot of Scandinavian people in this area. Overall we got some good shots of it and I really enjoyed my first trip out night shooting. I hope to do it again soon and I hope that people enjoy these shots as much as I enjoyed taking them!
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This is gorgeous...especially the blues and the star trails...WHat kind of shutter time did you use...???
5 Nov 2006 8:00pm
@Arun: On this one, the shutter was open for exactly six minutes. I had a fairly high aperture, f8.0, to compensate for the lack of ability to focus, what with it being about 1 in the morning. I really like the star trails too, and I have several other pictures from this night shooting trip to put up over the next week or so. I'm also going out to take some more tonight. I love the full moon!
On this one, the shutter was open for exactly six minutes. I had a fairly high aperture, f8.0, to compensate for the lack of ability to focus, what with it being about 1 in the morning. I really like the star trails too, and I have several other pictures from this night shooting trip to put up over the next week or so. I'm also going out to take some more tonight. I love the full moon!
5 Nov 2006 8:51pm
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