Exposures 1 second or more
Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2014 1:17 pmSometimes I get into a photography rut and find myself taking snapshots rather than creating images. For me, planning for a long exposure forces me to spend more time considering things like available light, motion, camera capabilities and composition.
Terry Bowker did this same contest more than two years ago and I thought it would be nice to revisit this interesting topic. So dust off your tripods or ND filters and let's see your long exposures.
[pb-image]134316005[/pb-image] 8 second exposure
[pb-image]157994507[/pb-image] 25 second exposure
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Submissions will be closed on Saturday the 27th of December 2014 at 13:17:40 UTC
Posting Photos for a Contest
1. Photos must be hosted on pbase.com
2. Maximum of 3 photos per contest.
3. Photos must be embedded in your post. See the following link for how to do this [url]http://forum.pbase.com/viewtopic.php?t=18022[/url]
4. Post only medium versions of your picture using the PB-Image button
5. The host is not eligible for their own contest.
6. Any picture you've taken is eligible, regardless of date taken and camera, as long as it hasn't already won another contest.
7. You can do all the post processing you want.
Winning and Running a Contest
1. If you enter the Show and Tell Contest, please note the closing date and be sure to check back to see if you won.
2. If you win the Show and Tell Contest and cannot run the next one, please notify the person running the contest immediately, so they can notify the second place winner.
3. If you decide to run the next contest, please post the new contest within 24 hours.
4. When the contest ends, please post the winners within 24-48 hours. (If you keep an eye on entries during the week, you will have a good idea of your favorites by the time the contest ends, and be able to more quickly post your winners.)
5. If you know you will not be able to post a contest, judge it, and post winners, within these timeframes, please do not start one. Instead, notify the person running the contest, so they can pass it on to the second place winner.
6. Pick first, second, and third place winners. You may include up to 5 honorable mentions.
7. Include these rules in the body of your contest.
Competition History available at viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42757
Terry Bowker did this same contest more than two years ago and I thought it would be nice to revisit this interesting topic. So dust off your tripods or ND filters and let's see your long exposures.
[pb-image]134316005[/pb-image] 8 second exposure
[pb-image]157994507[/pb-image] 25 second exposure
.
Submissions will be closed on Saturday the 27th of December 2014 at 13:17:40 UTC
Posting Photos for a Contest
1. Photos must be hosted on pbase.com
2. Maximum of 3 photos per contest.
3. Photos must be embedded in your post. See the following link for how to do this [url]http://forum.pbase.com/viewtopic.php?t=18022[/url]
4. Post only medium versions of your picture using the PB-Image button
5. The host is not eligible for their own contest.
6. Any picture you've taken is eligible, regardless of date taken and camera, as long as it hasn't already won another contest.
7. You can do all the post processing you want.
Winning and Running a Contest
1. If you enter the Show and Tell Contest, please note the closing date and be sure to check back to see if you won.
2. If you win the Show and Tell Contest and cannot run the next one, please notify the person running the contest immediately, so they can notify the second place winner.
3. If you decide to run the next contest, please post the new contest within 24 hours.
4. When the contest ends, please post the winners within 24-48 hours. (If you keep an eye on entries during the week, you will have a good idea of your favorites by the time the contest ends, and be able to more quickly post your winners.)
5. If you know you will not be able to post a contest, judge it, and post winners, within these timeframes, please do not start one. Instead, notify the person running the contest, so they can pass it on to the second place winner.
6. Pick first, second, and third place winners. You may include up to 5 honorable mentions.
7. Include these rules in the body of your contest.
Competition History available at viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42757
