If you haven't figured out that I tend to take a lot of pictures yet, you really don't know me very well. I have a Canon Rebel XTi and tend to just amass a massive amount of pictures. I tried to be a little artistic from time to time, but yesterday just proved to be a lot of fun when my friends discovered the fun of long exposure pictures and lights.
The main person at fault here was Alex, he really just went crazy, but everyone there was enjoying the pictures. Here are a few of my favorites:
I think Travis did the best job making the blue light saber look the best.
First off, I have no clue why, but Alex purchased a light saber / light stick while we were at Thunder. The $6 price tag didn't make much sense, but it was fun taking pictures with it!
This was the first long exposure picture that I took. The funny thing was that it really impressed everyone a little more than I thought it would. Once this picture was taken, things just went crazy. I was using my mono-pod to take the pictures, so they don't shake very much. However, my hands were absolutely freezing after a few minutes of taking pictures!
Apparently Thunber is the place were everyone is going to watch the fireworks!
At least he got it right the second time. It is a really cool picture. I think I moved the camera a little too much on this one though. And he really took his time making that "n".
We got a little too ambitious here. It worked but it was just too much to write without any reference points. In case you can't tell it says, "Thunder over Louisville!"
There is no way I could blog this without including this picture. Side note: I didn't tell him to write that.
This is where the attempts at writing ended and the having fun began. It is a lightning bolt/ball as you can clearly tell from the picture. My favorite part of this picture is how it looks like one of the beams actually went through his body.
This one is a poor attempt at simulating laser vision. Either Michael has a lot of eyes or he has something wrong with his laser vision. Maybe he should consult Superman for some lessons. Also, what is with the random few green streaks lower down?
This one took a few tries, but it just reinforces my decision in not drinking soft drinks. That Mountain Dew has something crazy in it! ;)
That about covers it for the long exposure pictures that I took during Thunder. You can see all of the pictures, including all of the above pictures, in my Flickr set for Thunder over Louisville 2008. This summer if I remember or have the time, it might be worth it to get some more long exposure pictures. Maybe with some other colors or multiple colors at the same time! If we do this again, I should probably invest in a tripod. Just a thought...
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