I figured I have had the plain vanilla WRX wing on the car for a few months now. It was time for new pix...









These were between 20 and 30 second exposures and the color is actually how it came off of the camera. I did stack a neutral density and a circular polarizer on the lens though...

 

wow.. awesome pics.

I love how the sky turned out.

 

VERY nice pictures. The wheels in the 3rd picture look pretty yellow.

 

Yeah I over exposed that one a little bit and had to tone it down a bit, I am working on the white balance a little more right now. The parking lot lights came on in the middle of a 30 second exposure and it is going to be hard to save the picture. I like the way the sky turned out though so I posted it anyway...

 

Thanks Soggy...

 

It's nice seeing properly taken pictures. Well done, sir.

 

and in sizes that are web friendly.

 

I have done about all I can do to save the shot...

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After:

 

shazaam!

 

Hey, I heard a rumor you had a boner for me at the last meet after I left... That's weird you acted nice to me when you saw me talking in the parking lot when I was relativley by myself....



They were web friendly, just not 1990 Technology web friendly

 

I don't think anyone there had a boner for you, but if you are intersted in Matt, please take it to PMs. Besides, I think you are too old for him, he likes his boy toys young and brown...

 

NTIA!!

 

Ok so I'm a total camara n00b. What did you do now?

 

I used 2 different kinds of filters. They thread on to the business end of the lens and can be stacked several on top of each other to get the desired outcome.

The polarizer reduces the light that reaches the sensor slightly and greatly reduces reflections on non metalic ojects (the windows in this photo but it will also work on water).

The neutral density filter just reduces the amount of light that hits the sensor (or film on a standard camera) and allows for longer exposures without the image being over exposed.

I used ND filters on both of these to get the long exposure on the water which gave it the whispy look...

 

Did someone say Whispy Look?!