After capturing a few hundred shots of leaves passing by as the stars passed overhead, I decided to try another location with a less definite current. It turned out great! I can't wait to show you the time-lapse video.
Meanwhile, I've also added a couple of dozen photos to this album lately. I don't like to flood your incoming posts with everything I share online, but I do share some of my best work, and you can browse my albums periodically whenever you want to dig deeper and see any hidden gems which I didn't highlight in an individual post. Enjoy!
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+Jeff Sullivan I'm able to use only one word: breathtaking!!!
The leaves are quite stunning - it reminds me of the starry night painting! It's not often I see long exposures I enjoy, but this was quite interesting and unique.
very nice
Great collection with very nice composition and colours :-)
świetne ujęcia!! ;)
+Jeff Sullivan stunning an inspiration to do more landscape...hope you can give comments on some of my pictures...though its a bit boring hehehe...
Very nice album
Thanks everyone! Here's a link to my blog post describing how to create star trails:
Creating Star Trails Images
http://activesole.blogspot.com/2011/05/creating-star-trail-images.html
For this shot the moon was nearly full, so I was able to use 10 second exposures, and combine about 150 of them to complete the star and floating leaf trails. I'll also produce a time-lapse video from these exposures.
Great Photos !...
=^.^=