Show Me Your Night Shots!

[JeRuFo]

They didn't. Like everything else they've posted, it's small-format digital and stolen from somewhere else.

I kind of figured, but some of the images look like they were at least shot on film, so I didn't want to blame anyone prematurely.

[Richard M. Coda]

Full Moon and The Saviour
Desert Foothills Lutheran Church, Scottsdale, AZ
ArcaSwiss 45Field
Fujinon 450C

[Richard M. Coda]

Another one form a few minutes later



Full Moon and The Saviour
Desert Foothills Lutheran Church, Scottsdale, AZ
ArcaSwiss 45Field
Fujinon 450C

[StoneNYC]

I didn't know Jesus' name was really Richard

[blueribbontea]

Very interesting, tricky images but the huge copyright notice in the center is just too much.

[Richard M. Coda]

Sorry about the copyright but I don't want to see these anywhere else. The shot was tricky, but I used the Photographer's Ephemeris app which told me exactly what day the full moon would rise behind the statue. Was pretty accurate as I only had to move about 5 feet from where the app told me to be. Was lots of fun waiting in the dark in the middle of the desert

[StoneNYC]

Sorry about the copyright but I don't want to see these anywhere else. The shot was tricky, but I used the Photographer's Ephemeris app which told me exactly what day the full moon would rise behind the statue. Was pretty accurate as I only had to move about 5 feet from where the app told me to be. Was lots of fun waiting in the dark in the middle of the desert

I didn't even notice the moon... And I looked at the image for almost a minute...

That watermark was too distracting. It's a neat image but I wouldn't worry about anyone stealing it

[jcornelius84]

This was taken at 3 A.M. with a 4x5 Speed Graphic.




Jonathan

So beautiful, well done!

[jcornelius84]

This is incredible. Could you tell me what the weather conditions were when you photographed this? Also what was your exposure time?

[jcoldslabs]

This is incredible. Could you tell me what the weather conditions were when you photographed this? Also what was your exposure time?

If you are referring to my photo of the bench above, it was a very cold, foggy night. The exposure time was around 4 seconds with the lens (178mm Aero Ektar) wide open at f/2.5.

Jonathan