The Roads of Mars
by RulerZigzag

Comment:
So while trying to figure out how this photo was taken, well I couldn't. Sure there's the simple slowing down of the shutter which causes light streaks, but the direction of the vehicle and the position of the light streak puts a twist to that. Then I thought, well maybe fog, but the amber shade in the sky and the exposure lends to a slower shutter speed and with the vehicle being in motion, that wouldn't make sense. Then I thought, it's probably a combination of fog with a stationary vehicle and slow shutter speed.

Nonetheless, great lighting and clever control of the environment, high points from me for making me think on this one.

Take the long way home
by Oded

Comment:
I can only imagine the patience that went into posing these critters... good angle on the lighting also to emphasize the sense of depth.

Yellowstone Falls
by akioe

Comment:
This is a really good example of how using an extreme slow shutter speed creates that really interesting look of movement on water.

Zooming to nowhere
by darnold

Comment:
Love the selective lighting in this photo and ironically reminds me of that one movie, Cars.