A Night Stroll

aselley · 7th March 2009

Recently tagged along on a torch lit group outing exploring a bush path in Australia. I raced ahead a little of the group and this was the 30sec exposure as the all walked past torches swinging oblivious to the camera.

readysetgrind · 8th March 2009

wow! very unique n cool shot.

cabbySHE · 11th March 2009

Looking at this picture reminds me of a light trail picture which I'd seen in a photo magazine some years ago.
The theme is similar.. light trails, but the difference is...

they shoot it from the bottom of a village, the light trails were form/produce by a group of very experience skiers, starting from the top of the mountain, with one hand holding the torch/flare and ski down the mountain trail, quite dangerous to say so, especially in the middle of the night.

The camera was set on B shutter and expose for around two to three hours, in order to make the picture more interesting, they had to purposely ski in a zigzag manner and also using different coloured flare.

7th March 2009	#1
aselley Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Singapore Posts: 401	A Night Stroll Recently tagged along on a torch lit group outing exploring a bush path in Australia. I raced ahead a little of the group and this was the 30sec exposure as the all walked past torches swinging oblivious to the camera. __________________ Canon 400D + BG-E3 . EF-S 17-85mm 4-5.6 IS . EF 75-300mm 4-5.6 IS http://aselley.zenfolio.com/

8th March 2009	#2
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11th March 2009	#3
cabbySHE Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,250	Re: A Night Stroll Looking at this picture reminds me of a light trail picture which I'd seen in a photo magazine some years ago. The theme is similar.. light trails, but the difference is... they shoot it from the bottom of a village, the light trails were form/produce by a group of very experience skiers, starting from the top of the mountain, with one hand holding the torch/flare and ski down the mountain trail, quite dangerous to say so, especially in the middle of the night. The camera was set on B shutter and expose for around two to three hours, in order to make the picture more interesting, they had to purposely ski in a zigzag manner and also using different coloured flare.