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15
Dec
2011

Christmas Light Blob Zoom




At Saturday’s 37th Street photowalk, I decided not to bother shooting anything vaguely sharp or recognisable and concentrated on weird and wonderful Christmas light-derived abstracts. This shot was one of my favourites and was created by zooming an out-of-focus image of some lights during a long exposure. To keep the zoom trails straight, I had the camera on a tripod but you can easily do this sort of thing handheld if you don’t mind a few wobbles and kinks in the pattern.



Tagged - Christmas, colour, explode, light, zoom


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Eje Gustafsson
December 15, 2011, 7:36 am

sweet looking…

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LensScaper
December 15, 2011, 11:48 am

Textbook work – zooming during an exposure – but far more than that. A fantastic abstrract . This is, I think, exceptional.
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Dave Wilson
December 15, 2011, 2:06 pm

Thanks, guys!

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