Sony a65 — 35mm Sony Lens — f/4 — 1/30 sec — ISO-1000
This guy got married, so we made him walk about Boston dressed in a pink skirt and this hat. It was beautiful.
Boston Hat
Tag Archives: Night
Backpacking
Sony a65 — 50mm Macro Lens — f/2.8 — 8 sec — ISO-200
My father and I hiked up a local mountain yesterday and spent the night for father’s day; a storm blew up about 4am, but it was all good! I had fun, and I’m glad to have spent the day with my dad.
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End of the Line
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/50 sec — ISO-800
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/40 sec — ISO-1600
The Stratosphere has a couple of “rides” on top of the tower. In this one, people ride in a rollercoaster-type car that stops at the end of that rail–and then plunges towards the ground. Two pictures this time! (Tech notes: I really don’t like the noise level in these; that’s a problem that I’m finding with this camera. At ISO 800 and 1600, there really shouldn’t be this much noise. I might try some noise tests with a RAW later.)
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Life Goes On
Dark Blossoms
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/8 — 10 sec — ISO-100
I set up my camera and had some fun with a flashlight the other night. I had a hard time with some of the macros, but I’ll hopefully get some better shots up later.
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Posted Limit
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 1/5 sec — ISO-800
If you look really closely, you’ll see that the car isn’t really moving….
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Midnight Trains
Sony a65 — 35mm len — f/7.1 — 1.3 sec — ISO-100 — .20x fisheye adapter
No, this wasn’t taken at midnight, but it sounds good, doesn’t it? It’s pretty cool that you can actually see through the gaps in the train cars, even though the train was moving pretty quickly. I had a few other shots that I liked better for composition, but this one was the only one that didn’t end up blurry. All I had was a small 5″ tripod, so stability was not easily achieved.
PS: Sorry I didn’t post a photo yesterday. I’ve been pretty sick, and I didn’t even get out of bed at all. Here’s to standing up!
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Welcome to Cherryville
Sony a65 — Three Images — HDR in Photomatix
Saturday night, after the snow, we had a very impressive sunset; unfortunately, I didn’t get to a good vantage point to get any real “sharable” pictures. I did, however, hang around town and play with some long exposure photography. This is a combination of three long exposure shots: one 8 seconds, one 20 seconds, and one 30 seconds.
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Snowy Night
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/6.3 — 20 sec — ISO-400
This one is a bit dark, but this is a picture of an uncommon piedmont snow in North Carolina. I also wandered around town the night of the snow, and I think you’ll really like tomorrow’s picture.
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Street Night –Car View–
Sony a65 — 35mm lens — f/1.8 — 0.8 sec — ISO-100
I was actually playing with long exposure shots whilst driving (not recommended) when I decided to take a picture of Main Street. I don’t know why I like this picture so much, I suppose it’s just the whole nighttime mood combined with the red light wait. Back to the long exposure shots — I think I’m going to try it out with a different method of transport, perhaps an improvised dolly or something similar. I liked the effect, but the car movement provided too much shake.
