Night Moves

[Gaunemo]

Does this actually have some good lines, or is it just a blurry mess?

It was just a luck shot from the driver's seat.



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[350dinhand]

Blurry mess imo. I would prefer a longer exposure with something in focus (dash, etc)

[gary88]

Nothing really to look at there. When traveling at night always keep a tripod handy when you get that itch to take a photo.

[Gaunemo]

I get it.

[Glenn NK]

I get it.

Check your PMs.

Glenn

[Gaunemo]

Thanks, Glenn.

[S.Horton]

Get one of an oncoming car, I'll be even more impressed.

LOL
I like these 'shoots' -- try shooting your dashboard sometime; very trippy!

[Gaunemo]

I don't get it,...are you making fun of me?

[cronu]

You have to use a tripod with a shutter being open that long. otherwise its just too distorted.

[adam8080]

As other's have said, tripod would help out a lot. Check this out for an example: http://www.leggnet.com/2006/02/traveling-at-light-speed.html

[Glenn NK]

Thanks, Glenn.

John:

http://www.freemanpatterson.com/books.htm

Check out "Photography and the Art of Seeing"

http://www.freemanpatterson.com/book2.htm

[Gaunemo]

okay!

[ADAPTE]

It´s a blurry mess, but i like it. It´s like a night in the town should be. hehe.

[Gaunemo]

Thanks to all for your feed back. Glenn, I am lookiing into this author's work, looks very interesting. Thank you for letting me know about him. The book is on my Christmas list!

[Glenn NK]

Thanks to all for your feed back. Glenn, I am lookiing into this author's work, looks very interesting. Thank you for letting me know about him. The book is on my Christmas list!

It's not full of terribly exciting pictures, but the text is quite informative and inspiring. In fact I was reading it until a few minutes ago. He really gets into light, form, line and colour near the end.

One of his suggestions was to do what you actually did in the above posted image.;)

[Gaunemo]

wow, that's pretty cool..