My surroundings at night.

[florianbieler.de]

A little series I started.


Welcome to the Manor. von Florian Bieler auf Flickr


Emission von Florian Bieler auf Flickr


Blue Wonder von Florian Bieler auf Flickr


Origin of Symmetry von Florian Bieler auf Flickr


Principal Curvature von Florian Bieler auf Flickr

 

[bholliman]

Beautiful images! I especially like 1 and 4, did you supplement the available light for either of these shots?

 

[florianbieler.de]

No, these first shots were only taken with the available light, they are actually lighted that way. I bought two focusable LED lensers though, to bring out points in structures that aren't so well lit.

 

[Ido]

Very nice images!

I loved the last one the most

What F-stop did you use for the last photo?
How did you gained that "star" effect on the street lights?

 

[rpt]

Lovely pictures. I love the last one. The curve of the painted island is what makes it great (for me).

 

[Click]

Beautiful images. I also love the last one.

 

[florianbieler.de]

Very nice images!

I loved the last one the most

What F-stop did you use for the last photo?
How did you gained that "star" effect on the street lights?

Aperture 11 it was, it's also in the Exifs which you can see at flickr on the right side. Lights always behave that way when you close the aperture and do long time exposures. The more you close aperture and the longer you expose, the bigger and thinner they get.

 

[sunseeker]

My little add.
I went there in 2006, I was still shooting with my old 350D w/Sigma 18-200mm not-OS.

 

[killswitch]

Beautiful images.

 

[@!ex]

Nice shots, love the aperture stars.

A recent one of mine where I was trying to have the snow itself as the main subject of the composition by playing with depth of field and focus point. Handheld @ f1.2

 

[dlheidemann]

Portsmouth, NH.

Shot on a 60D, 1/50, f/2.8, ISO 1000, 40mm Pancake

Shot on a 60D, 1/160, f/4.5, ISO 100, 40mm Pancake