Night Fair

By ShadesofBlueArt written 2/25/08 4:19 PM, published 2/26/08 5:41 AM

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ISO 100 Setting manual f5.6 1/125sec landscape, dblexp, 70mm/300mm WB lighting set at nightbackgroundNightFair

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Jennie 2/25/08 4:34 PM

That is awesome and very inspiring!

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ROCKADEE 2/25/08 4:44 PM

A Mighty Fine Image, Joe!

- NATURE RULES!!!

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msjudi 2/25/08 4:44 PM

Awesome shot... Great capture of the moon...............

- Smile ; )

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Chef 2/25/08 5:08 PM

Top shelf stuff...almost want to see a little more of the ground area...but then that would be a very long shot

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curly 2/25/08 5:09 PM

Very nice shot!!

- curly

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Lidljo 2/25/08 5:43 PM

Really beautiful and I like the thumbnail also.

- Flowers are happiness...

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Penny 2/25/08 6:08 PM

I love this. Great composition

- Smile

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haloluv 2/25/08 6:18 PM

All I could say when I opened it was... "That's so cool!"

- love, mandy:)

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Ashton 2/25/08 7:27 PM

THumb and fair picture are both very well done!

- Say...CHEESE

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MRQUACKERS 2/25/08 11:39 PM

Beautiful, well exposed.

- A quack with an camera

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DCDave 2/26/08 2:38 AM

Great, great, and GREAT!

- DFaith

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marcdterry2002 2/26/08 6:13 AM

Great job......done good!!

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RobinG 2/26/08 6:50 AM

Great job! Love the thumb too! :o)

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palofmine 2/26/08 7:45 AM

Very pretty! Nice job!

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smalltown05 2/26/08 8:26 AM

Lovely Shades! And the thumb is amazing as well.

- blow.....hard

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Escape Artist 2/26/08 8:34 AM

Stunning. :) Awesome shots!

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jojames1 2/26/08 9:07 AM

I wrote a very beautiful and heartfelt comment, but it didn't post....so... Nice pic. Beautiful moon. Too much blank space between fair and moon. I could never take a picture 1/2 as great!!! Very, very, very, very nice.

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VegasStan 2/26/08 9:23 AM

Great Double Exposure Shot!! ... I agree with Chef ... I would like to see a little more foreground ... Thank you for giving your camera settings, it's always a big help in the learning process to have some idea on how great shots were done ...

- Out of Focus!!

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tvjohn 2/26/08 1:09 PM

Another fabulous shot! Love your work. I concur with Stan on helpful settings info.

- I Can See the Light

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Wildman 2/26/08 3:14 PM

Fine shot and taken at 100 iso to boot. How did you process this?

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BusyB1965 2/26/08 6:57 PM

Am not sure how you achieved the dblexp but it is really good..the night light of the area with the glow in the sky and the moon as added bonus--overall effect--Beautiful.

- Blessings

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Buccaneer Bruce 2/26/08 7:34 PM

This one's easy to comment on...YO HOOOOOOO!!!

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andreaeagle 2/26/08 7:50 PM

WOW!!!!Downright Gorgeous!

- come over for lunch

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kalole0 2/27/08 6:57 AM

Not sure how you did it either, but it turned out good. Would really like the see the thumb, it's great, too.

- togetherness.....

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altabaie 2/27/08 2:43 PM

Great work. What was your camera setting to caputre moon? For full moon and cloudless night, I have used as slow as 1/8 to 1/10 speed with very high F stop. Did you use Photoshop or similar software to combine two pictures?

- Altabaie

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ORBITOFORTH 2/27/08 6:47 PM

good stuff...d

- out.....there

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ShadesofBlueArt 3/3/08 5:54 AM

To answer the questions. was done using a tripod and a remote with the similiar settings for both, but during the dbl exposure switched out from a 70mm to a 300 mm and shot just the moon. I was lucky it turned out the way it did. NO Psing. I have tried the dbl exp many times without the same success, but learned from past mistakes. Exposure time for the 1st shot was appox 8 seconds 2nd shot was 1/125th sec.

- Art is what Art is!

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BEARPHOTO 3/4/08 8:24 PM

Very tricky and well executed with the lens swaps. Beautiful and surreal image.

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