This is my blog, hope you enjoy! There isn't much I don't love photographing although my favorites tend to be nature, animals, landscapes, travel and people. I am lucky to call Hood River, Oregon home but definitely love to get out and travel! Stoked on life, hope you are too, it's a wonderful ride.
Also do wedding & portrait photography! Blaine and Bethany Photography
Very nice photos. How did you get that effect on the 4th picture? The hood is focused in and the road and lights are blurred. My wife is a novice at photography and I like to do the "research and development". You photos are VERY nice.
Thanks for the comment, I'm glad to hear you like the photos. Good question about the blurry lights pictures. The camera is pointing out the sunroof and stablized on the roof of the car. So when you do this with a long exposure and drive, the lights on the street and anything off of the car becomes a blur. The car does not blur because the camera is moving at the same pace with the car. The key is keeping the camera stable so it is solid on the car.
Blaine,
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos. How did you get that effect on the 4th picture? The hood is focused in and the road and lights are blurred. My wife is a novice at photography and I like to do the "research and development". You photos are VERY nice.
Thanks for your time.
Ringo Pepin
Hi Ringo,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, I'm glad to hear you like the photos. Good question about the blurry lights pictures. The camera is pointing out the sunroof and stablized on the roof of the car. So when you do this with a long exposure and drive, the lights on the street and anything off of the car becomes a blur. The car does not blur because the camera is moving at the same pace with the car. The key is keeping the camera stable so it is solid on the car.
Try it out and let me know how it goes!
Thanks for the response and the tip. Now all I need is a sunroof. Good excuse to buy myself another car. (ha-ha)
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