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Published: 2007-06-28 09:21:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 7537; Favourites: 472; Downloads: 211
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I took that photograph at midnight.It is not a Photoshop/Gimp etc. manipulation but a real photo.
Because everyone asks:
The light is from the city and the white rays are moving clouds. It's a long exposure (130 seconds).
It is a real photo.
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Wonderful photo. I really like your scenic shots.
The clouds direct my vision to the sunlight, which then contrasts with the black foreground - excellent.
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Thanks again. I appreciate when people write what they like.
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wow i cant believe thats without any photoshop
great shot!
-G
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wow. the sky is just AMAZING. i adore this.
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wow, thats great!
Was it windy or was the arroraborialis (spelling?) going by?
Definently going to 
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Hi, it was quite windy. I wanted to photograph a tree, but it was too windy for that, so I was looking for another "thing".
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Definatly a fave . This shot is awesome!
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awesome shot! how long was the exposure?
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nevermind, i see, 130 seconds 
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Ahh, haven't seen your comment here. 
What camera do you have?
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a canon rebel XT *sigh*
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So do I (but XTi). You have to buy a remote (cable), then you can exposure as long as you want.
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*gasp* Really? w00t! haha, I'm glad that's already on my birthday list then
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The cable version is cheaper and you can lock it and use the Bulb Mode.
For the light metering: You set ISO-1600 and make some shots between 1second and maybe 15 seconds. If you've found the right timing, you set the ISO-Speed back to 100 and multiply your time by 16. So if you had 10 seconds@Iso-1600, you have to exposure 160 seconds@Iso-100.
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Thanks a lot for this advice! I was going to ask this!
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ah, cool. Thanks for the advice!
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Gorgeous, it looks so inviting!
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Just beautiful, it looks like an asteroid falling to earth.
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Yeah, you're right! Thanks for the comment.
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Nice long exposure, angle looks great
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wonderful angle, great capture
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absolutely beautiful, where did you shot this, sun at midnight -> skandinavian region or somethin? what are these rays of light all about?
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Hi
It is not the the sun (i know it looks like).
The light is from the city, the moon and the stars. There were clouds moving towards me, thatsway you see these 'rays'.
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I think it looks good. Nice colors, nice silhouettes. Long exposure?
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Wow, that's a really amazing picture.....
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Thanks, you're right, it looks like graphics, but it is out of cam. No Photoshop tricks.
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unbelievable, looks like graphics
congratulations
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