Lainey

Gary, I love the last two!

What lens/camera settings were you using, if you care to share?

I've done little photography at that time of day. Long exposures?

dlq04

I love the first one; it pulls you eye right into the picture.

skunkworks

Thanks Lainey, Deb, and Dave.

For the camera specifics:

Photo 1) Taken with a Nikon P7700 P&S, f8, 150/th sec exposure, 24MM lens setting, ISO 80 and using a tripod. Yes, I had wet clothes.

Photo 2) Taken with a Canon 70D, 20 Second exposure, 16MM lens, f2.8, ISO 1600, and using a tripod.

Photo 3) Taken with a Canon 5D, 30 second exposure. f2.8, 16mm lens, ISO 6400, and using a tripod. This photo is a stitching of 9 photos in order to acquire the panorama effect. BTW, It was VERY spooky to be in total darkness while taking this photo.

Thanks for asking.

gary

Lainey

Like I said no experience with nighttime shooting or stitching pics. Someday. Thanks

Heyitsgary

FANTASTIC!!!

tof

My new wallpaper.

I agree with Dave on his favorite. But it is a bit busy for use as wallpaper. All three are spectacular.

windhund116

Awesome photos! Thanks, for posting.

Lainey

Still enjoy flowers. Brought some daffodils in and broke out the camera and the macro. Easier than fighting the wind.....

MsPerky

My little great niece, Joy (as my mother called her), will become a big sis in Oct. New baby for my nephew who lives in Seattle. Planning to see him and family in May on the tail end of our Rocky Mountaineer trip. Here's a recent pic of Joy. Such a cutie...

tof

What a doll, Deb.