B&W time exposure

[firephasers]

A while ago I saw a B&W time exposure shot that was done by a friend of mine, I thought it was a cool technique. These are a couple of my first attempts, taken in Calgary. Does anyone else use the technique? I would be interested in seeing any of your examples.

 

[Daniel Flather]

Nice. The Bow river will freeze over?

 

[firephasers]

Nice. The Bow river will freeze over?

It usually does. It's nice to see all the ice going now that spring is here

 

[revup67]

Both shots are truly well done. Just curious if you are shooting RAW or JPG or both? Reason is that I am interested to know if shot JPG within the camera as a B&W image or are you applying monochrome to a RAW image? Your application for a B&W time exposure was well thought out also.

 

[firephasers]

Thanks for the comment! It was a first attempt for me, I've never really done any time exposures since the days that I shot film so this was a sort of first for me. I did these in RAW format and did the final touches with Silver Efex Pro. It was fun to see the results.

Both shots are truly well done. Just curious if you are shooting RAW or JPG or both? Reason is that I am interested to know if shot JPG within the camera as a B&W image or are you applying monochrome to a RAW image? Your application for a B&W time exposure was well thought out also.