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Set of pictures taken at the second Silent Disco event at the UEA LCR, hosted by Kieron, Tom and guys at Silent Arena. Just click on the Silent Arena logo below to access the gallery. If want to find out more on this amazing new experience, nip along to www.silentarena.com and check out the phenomenon!
Always a challenge shooting at night - when to use a flash / when not to and keeping the mood just right (flash can wash everything out and kill the moment). Also at an event like this - beware of revellers and protect your kit!!
best
Shane
I love bulb setting photography - cars at night just look awesome. Got inspired for this one from a similar picture seen on YouTube used as a backdrop for a music track. I just remembered a location near to me which would do the honours, so pitched up and waited. Done about 10 exposures - this being the best one. Had a few focusing problems (it was dark!!), and it was FREEZING!! but all part of the fun, and its great to experiment - this lot only took me 20mins tops! It features about 5 or 6 cars passing on both lanes.
Feel free to leave a comment - always welcomed, and i’ll reply as soon as..
as always, best
Shane
Quite like this technique - can work really well on certain images. I just took a picture of the family cat - ‘Lily’ to try it out (not the best shot I admit, but she’s a real fidget!! - if she would have looked at me face-on to show both eyes in full view it would have been ideal!). Hope you like it anyway.
Heres another example, which shows the technique to a much greater degree - this time much less subtle, but the composition contains only 2 real key elements to work effectively:
Please feel free to leave any comments!
Shane
…….and… here are the results - after much deliberation!!….. - standard version first, followed by the stacked version below:
I think i’m sold - but the original with the blurring bokeh, does have a ‘real’ feel and slightly 3D quality. What the stacked one gives is a real sense of seeing something how you could never normally see it - and for that I love it equally as much.
Best,
Shane
Really privileged to have this gem on my doorstep, and best of all; its free! Run by volunteers at The Hawk and Owl Trust (sterling work guys!), if you’re local to the Fakenham area - GO THERE!! Went out for a quick trip on Sunday morning to see whats around - results below from the 90 minute visit of just some of the things I saw and without even having to look too hard!…. Enjoy and feel free to leave a comment: -
Any keen eyes out there can tell me if this is a Marsh or Willow Tit?
And he’s off!…. (unfortunately, I wasn’t quick enough!)
