ten seconds of the past all on one picture

Making time last forever.

Christian Arleth and I went out to take some photographs with his Olympus camera on Friday night.

This photograph was taken with an exposure time of 5 seconds. It shows the house's contours in amazing sharpness, right in contrast to the fast-moving cloudy sky. As this photograph looks so surreal, some may rather tend to consider it a computer generated scene. But, believe it or not, it's in fact reality! The bright circle in the centre of the picture, by the way, is the moon.

Quite a nice effect to see all the traffic lights switched on at once. Right to it, you can watch a car driving round the corner. ISO 50, exposure time 10 seconds, but no flash light used this time.

We stood in the middle of a pedestrian crossing while taking this picture. You can see the indicator's rhythm of the auto on the left hand side.

Same location, different direction. The red backlights look a little more interesting than the white front lights, in my opinion.

That's a really nice one, isn't it? ISO 200, exp. time half a second. Gives me a sorta apocalypse feeling.

Much larger versions of these and many other pictures are availibe, too. If you're interested in using one or even some of them, then please contact me. I'm pretty sure we can make a good deal.

Kommentare

Hey Moritz,

why didn't you mention our small meeting with this two nice civil-police officers?

To me, even this was one main-fact making the evening very especially...

As is generally known:

The experience counts!!!

Bye, cu at school,

Christian

P.S.: And think of me tomorrow- maths test (9:25-10:25)

Yeah, well, I thought of you telling the story about those strange police men?

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