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Lighting the way

© Gerald Pope

Lighting the way

Uploaded: May 06, 2005

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ISO 100, F/3.5, 3.2 sec. shutter, 24-85mm lens at 32mm, Taken on a country road near Everett, WA. after sunset.

Comments

Richard Lee June 19, 2005

Hey Gerald, I was wondering how do you get that picture to have the beam of light like that? Thanks- Lee #265850

Gerald Pope June 20, 2005

As you can see, the shutter speed was set at about 3.5 seconds, and the lights are actually from a car that passed in front of the camera during the exposure. You can't see the rest of the car because it was quite dark in the area I was shooting from. #1493839

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