So last night I went out but it turned out there were not so many cars,because there were something like -10 degrees.I did some photos and this is one of them:
Is this something like a long exposure?If there would have been more cars,I would have caught more lights.
Could you please help me with some advices?Like,for example,for this kind of photos,I should stay somewhere up?
I'm by no means an expert, but maybe find a bridge over a road somewhere so you can shoot down onto the road. Also may a slower shutter speed, not sure what the maximum your camera will do, this was my attempts at 30 seconds....
@michellina Your doing good.. as far as Long exposure your setting is correct... you only need to find a place where cars or other vehicle passby to capture light.
Michelle you can also capture that look by driving in a car yourself- you would be moving the opposite direction of the lights/cars that you are photographing-
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Haven't really tried light-trails with my P&S yet (only by accident LOL) but am planning to do when the nights are a bit warmer ;-)
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But you don't need to be higher. You can get creative effects if you use double decker buses for example.
Look at a tutorial on how to do it, and then experiment! But I do agree, its a bit cold nowadays =/