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Day, Night, Los Angeles
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A whole new take on light painting by Wittner Fabrice, long exposure photos with illuminated stencils. Rad.
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Dreamlike capture of the Beech forest in the Netherlands.
Dreamy Forest
“Magic hour in a magic city”
Awesome view of Tokyo at night. (byShanLifeinPhotos)
Really gorgeous work. Its sort of like Baraka or Koyaanisqatsi, sans the Phillip Glass soundtrack, and focused on the American Southwest.
via karenabad:
My good friend Tom just released more footage from his film, TimeScapes. I don’t even know how to describe this stuff, just watch it. It’s amazingly beautiful and insane.
Here’s Tom’s description of his video:
This is production footage from my forthcoming debut film, “TimeScapes,” a portrait of the American Southwest. This video was filmed and edited at 4K (4069x2304) resolution, four times greater than regular 1080p HD. A 4K DCP file is available upon request. Shot on Red Epic and Canon RAW still cameras.
Photographers Scott Martin and Lance Keimig talk about the creative aspects of Night Photography. About long exposures and Light painting. Of creating stunning images with the least available light.
Night Photography: Finding your way in the dark (by Mark & Angela Walley)
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Minimalism at its best by Carl Wooley.
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Really impressive shot by Gurbir Grewal. Check out more of his work over at Flickr.
“Burst” by Gurbir Grewal
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Dpreview forum member Hakka took 1st place with this image “Ad Astra”, in the challenge Landscapes at Night.
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Inspired by my colleague Amadou’s recent articles on home printing, a few days ago I decided to take a long-overdue look through the pictures stored on my server, with the aim of picking out a few shots that might be worthy of display. Given that my home server holds almost a decades’ worth of photographs, that was never going to be a quick or easy task.
As I cursed my younger self for shooting everything - and I mean EVERYTHING - in Raw+JPEG mode (one day Photoshop will finish building the thumbnails… one day…) I steeled myself and decided that I had to start somewhere, and that I may as well start at the beginning of the Alphabet, in the ‘A’ folder. Alongside an array of sub-folders with such teasingly vague names as ‘AA’, ‘April’, and the embarassingly-misnamed ‘Art’, my eye fell gratefully on one which I knew contained some pictures that were worth working on.
Read the full article here: “Behind the photograph: Stranger on the Port Townsend Ferry”
