Tag / long exposure
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Gravel depot, conveyor belts and warehouse
(ISO 100, f8 @ 25mm, 30sec., 23:51) I remember that I almost passed by this place but an endless row of railway cars attracted me to take a closer look. The ground around it was one huge puddle from the recent rain and despite it was almost midnight there were still some trucks queuing for their turn to get in. The closest one had his radio on and believe it…
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Box No. 1
(ISO 100, f8 @ 25mm, 15sec., 23:10) This is the entrance area of the limestone mine of my previous upload. I never experienced a place which was so immersed in dust. The dust was everywhere. A fine dust which literally got inside of me. I wonder what it must be like in the day time when people are working in this place.
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Three flood light poles and the moon
(ISO 100, f2.5 @ 25mm, 2,5sec., 22:32) This is the harbour of an open-pit limestone mine. In the distance you can see the chimneys of the old processing plant. It was late May and very slowly getting dark. While focusing I heard some strange noises from an animal in the distance. It turned out it was a single swan doing his rounds in the canal.
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Kurt-Schumacher-Bridge, Mannheim
(ISO 100, f8 @ 35mm, 30sec., 23:51)
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Bonadieshafen, Mannheim
(ISO 100, f2.5 @ 35mm, 5sec., 21:29) Manfred Hofmann introduced me to this place in the afternoon of that day and of course I had to come back at night.Thank you Manfred.
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This might get ugly #16
(ISO 50, f11 @ 30mm, 4sec., 12:11) This series can’t do without showing both sides of the attraction. The motion blurred person with the red sweater on the left side of the frame was the mother of those kids and she did all kinds of tricks to make her children look the way she wanted them to do. This was a 4s exposure and the father stood still all this…
