Terry Breedlove wrote:
Mine

NICE!!! I LOVE THE SECOND ONE great job!

Brian Diaz wrote:
I have most long exposure fun with dancers...

...with strobes...


...or without.



But sometimes all you need is low light and a beautiful model...



And since this is more about sharing photos and discussion long exposure, I'm moving it out of Critique.  That place is weird. 

Yeah I made a mistake and posted it in the wrong category cuz my brain was fried I had a 8 hour shoot in the hot sun yesterday so I didn't know right from left I was gonna "Contact-A-Moderator" about it but you beat me to it....and by the way....Brain Diaz...I like this....

ErisRx wrote:
sorry about the coding...  could someone tell me where I went wrong?

Your tags arent set up right...

these are the tags you need... at the front [img]URL OF IMAGE HERE[/img]

marcoANTONIO wrote:
Fantastic! I love the shots by Terry Breedlove. Terry what was the exposure info in the 1st shot? I will upload one soon. But it is not an exceptional example of this great long exposure effect.

Thank you   I shot at four seconds with the flash set to go at the end.

Antoine McAdams wrote:

Your tags arent set up right...

these are the tags you need... at the front [img]URL OF IMAGE HERE[/img]

thanks ^_^

WG Rowland wrote:
Wow, all these time-warpy images have broken down the barriers of MM space time..

At least that's my guess as to why this thread keeps ping-ponging between general and critique?

I started this thead while my brain was fried after a 8 hour shoot in the sun, I made a mistake but it was said to be relocated to "General Mayhem" because it didn't fit critique... so b4 I could notify a mod one wrote to me...its all up there somewhere....

Looknsee Photography wrote:
I used to do long exposures for some of my dance photographs:







Yes, I do need to rescan them.

first 2 rules.

Koray wrote:

first 2 rules.

Yeah, I agree the first two are kool

ErisRx wrote:
Subject: Self

Oooo Fire Poi! I wanna learn to do that!

Dogbone Alt-Process wrote:


November, 2003 lunar eclipse
Two and a half hour exposure time
Agfa Clack converted to pinhole

WOW

JMT Photography wrote:

Your Image is like non-existant....

Looknsee Photography wrote:
I used to do long exposures for some of my dance photographs:







Yes, I do need to rescan them.

What were you camera settings for the top two images? I am shooting a dance performance this weekend. I have been able to achieve something similar with 1/20 of a second, but I am guess this is more like a one second exposure.

Looknsee Photography wrote:
I used to do long exposures for some of my dance photographs:







Yes, I do need to rescan them.

What were your camera settings for the top two images? I am shooting a dance performance this weekend. I have been able to achieve something similar with 1/20 of a second, but I am guess this is more like a one second exposure.

John H Jenrette wrote:

Nice Picture...Learn your tags for MM tho...I posted how to  post Images a few replies up...

Antoine McAdams wrote:
Nice Picture...Learn your tags for MM tho...I posted how to  post Images a few replies up...

Yeah--something went very wrong for a minute.

John H Jenrette wrote:

Yeah--something went very wrong for a minute.

LOL thats kinda scary...but...I don't want any candy...

Harry Lew wrote:
What were your camera settings for the top two images? I am shooting a dance performance this weekend. I have been able to achieve something similar with 1/20 of a second, but I am guess this is more like a one second exposure.

It was more complicated than that.  Here's the setup.

>>>  I had access to a small theater.  The back curtain was black velvet, and the stage itself was black.

>>>  I used the back row of stage lights to light the dancers from behind.

>>>  There were basically no other lights.

>>>  I marked the limits of the dancer's boundries so that they stayed inside the image frame.  Then they just moved.

>>>  Exposures were long -- up to 90 seconds.  (I calculated exposure as if the shutter speed was only 1/4 second, and I had the dancers not stay in any one spot for very long.

>>>  In some of these series, I fired off the strobes to add an additional element to the images.

>>>  In some of these images, I asked the model to freeze, using her muscle control to burn in an image of her figure.

>>>  In some of these images, I gave the models flashlights to hold in their hands.  Hint:  give them two matched flashlights, one for each hand -- otherwise they get off-balanced.  (See the streaks in the second picture?  That's the flashlights).

>>>  In general, these images required much darkroom skill.