Dec 07, 2012 19:54 | #1 Captured this image on the top of my parking garage today, where I walk at lunch.  2) 10 mm-ISO 400-1-100 sec at f - 11 --- I did a B&W too, but the first image seems to be the keeper. C&C welcome.
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Dec 07, 2012 20:03 | #2 Like the first one,was wondering how you'd made those circles
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Arson24 Senior Member  308 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2012 Location: Vancouver More info | Dec 13, 2012 16:49 | #3 1) 22 mm-ISO 100-0.5 sec at f - 29 --- 1/2 second exposure and I rotated the camera. interesting technique, might have to try that out 7D-Gripped/70-200mm USM F4L/sigma 70-200mm F2.8/40mm STM "Pancake"/Canon 430ex II/
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Dec 13, 2012 17:40 | #4 rick_reno wrote in post #15339779  Like the first one,was wondering how you'd made those circles Arson24 wrote in post #15363437 interesting technique, might have to try that out cant see the second one but like the first! Thanks guys. I actually saw the spin method about a year ago in the People section. And one of the Glamour guys has some posts that seem like double exposures, but are horizontal shifts. Seemed like it fit the scene here. And I removed the second image; it wasn't really any good. X100T XT3
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