Into the Light
by AlexSaberi

Comment by Beagleboy:
Holy crap did this ever score lower than it should have!

ETERNITY
by AlexSaberi

Comment by Judi:
Youch!!!

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by AlexSaberi

Comment by Lydia:
What a bummer. *sigh*

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by AlexSaberi

Comment by Simms:
Agree with you on this Alex - the stars move from frame to frame - and one would suspect that there are stars on the right hand edge that were not in frame in frame one but were in frame ten - ditto for any stars on the far left edge, they would of been there at the start, then moved out of shot by frame ten.. just like the swan.

Basically sums up what we have been saying about this place.

ETERNITY
by AlexSaberi

Comment by kiwiness:
I am not sure I understand. Are you saying this is a long exposure and you flashed the swan somewhere in the middle when it swam past?

ETERNITY
by AlexSaberi

Comment by AlexSaberi:
It doesnt make sense at all. the swan turns up, I flash it. it was very dark and he disappeared into darkness on all the next 10 frames.

the thing is is thatthe stars are c hanging compositio in all the frames. how is that different from the swan being there and then not being there?

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Comment by JaimeVinas:
Bummer Alex. But that is still a beautiful image.

City Speed
by AlexSaberi

Comment by Trumpeteer4:
What camera settings did you have? I've always wanted to know which settings will make the lights look like stars.

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by AlexSaberi

Comment by hotpasta:
Alex this is genius! Excellent cpmposition and editing. I think you owe it to us to let us know how you did it. I am guessing you flashed when the swan was in place, perhaps never knowing if it would come along. Love it. Enzo

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Comment by senor_kasper:
This is such a beautiful image. I am sure many are puzzled by the super sharp bird in a 60-120 sec (or longer?) exposure. My brother and I were trying to guess the technique, we have a few ideas but hope Alex will be kind enough to share the real deal.