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Night Shots, Outdoor In Thailand


Kan Win

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and here taken on new years eve from the same location...

Welcome Sir. zappalot. How many seconds on post #107?

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Here's a stirke in Thong Lor during last night's storm. It's a bit out of focus unfortunately - but hey, that's showbusiness! goof.gif

Wow, it was the right moment... :-)

Here I was lucky as well (not sure if i posted it somewhere already,,,?)

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Here's a stirke in Thong Lor during last night's storm. It's a bit out of focus unfortunately - but hey, that's showbusiness! goof.gif

Wow, it was the right moment... :-)

Here I was lucky as well (not sure if i posted it somewhere already,,,?)

That's an impressive shot Zappalot. Forgive me for asking.....do you have a lightning trigger?

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no, I didn't use a lightning trigger, I didn't even know that such a thing does exist

I used a tripod, exposed it 15 seconds to the light, the aperture was 10, I got up very early and had some luck as well.

And then of course I worked a little bit with lightroom to enlighten the darker areas...

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Getting good evening and night shots with a point and shoot camera can be difficult because most of them try to average out the lighting and make them brighter. That is what I like about the little Nikon AW100. It has an over-ride option that allows you to brighten or darken the shot by 2 stops. It came in handy in Chiang Rai where the town clock is illuminated at night and changes colour at the hour change.

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very cozy....

Chiang Mai

Goshawk, that is a great shot. Would you mind sharing the exif data? What were your settings for this shot?

Thank you!

sure...

Canon Powershot S95

Exposure - 0.05 sec (1/20)

Aperture - f/3.2

ISO - 1000

Exposure bias - 0 EV

Flash - No

White balance - auto

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oilinki you should call the last one "talking with god"

Or, as being agnostic, Aura of beautiful mind. smile.png

The symbolism is strong with this. There was some procedure going on at the Chinese temple on the right. Lot's of people dressed in white addressed the ceremony.

White is the colour of a funeral

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