Tip: to make your Christmas lights twinkle like stars, set your camera for a small aperture, (big f number), and a long exposure. You will probably have to use a tripod:
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9 comments:
thank you Karen, i love that second photo. beautiful window with all those twinkling stars.
This is a really great tip, that I use from time to time (when I remember it) :D Your images are stunning.
Mersad
Mersad Donko Photography
Oh - the dreaded tripod! But, I love the twinkles!
Your stars are beautiful.
The twinkles gives the photo the feel of a land in one's imagination.
These are gorgeous!!
That is so neat.
Beautiful shots and great Lesson. Of course your high end lenses give wonderful star effects. I had to laugh at the "You'll probably have to use a tripod". I'd like to meet someone who can hand hold a camera for that length of exposure even with support.
Google must have done something because suddenly most people are back to using the human verifications thing again. I wonder if mine is doing that???
Love this picture with the sparkly lights. I need to start experimenting more with my camera!!
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