Tuesday 22 April 2014

Clicking long exposure photos

I take photos in my free time, which is during weekends. I always enjoyed taking long exposure shots(with a shutter closing time of 1 second and more) at night time, to get those beautiful light trails of vehicles and starry street lights and smooth clouds at night.
After joining 500px.com, I had seen some amazing pictures of the seas captured in long exposure. After seeing those pictures, I too felt like capturing some long exposure shots at the beaches in Chennai and it was fun :-).

Here are some long exposure images captured at various parts of Chennai.

Note: 
  • To get shots like these, you will need to use a shutter speed of at-least 5 seconds. 
  • Which means you have to use a tripod to keep the camera still.
  • Now, even if the camera is on the tripod, the camera will shake when you press your camera's click button. Which will lead to slight blurring. Even the minutest of shakes can lead to blurring of some object in your photo. So use a cable release for a shake-free shot. It is a wired remote, which has a click button. A DSLR camera has slot to attach the cable of this remote to the camera. 
  • These cable releases are available in any shop which specializes in cameras

Long Exposure Shots of Streets

6th Avenue, Besant Nagar, Chennai, India

Rajaji Bhavan Bus Stop, Chennai

Long Exposures at Beaches

Marina Beach

Marina Beach, as most of you know is the longest beach in India. 

Rocks at Marina Beach, Chennai

Covelong Beach, Chennai

Covelong is situated at Kovalam off the East Coast Road in Chennai. It is 20 Kilometers South of Chennai.


Uthandi Beach.

Uthandi, is situated on the East Coast road, but it is 7 kilometres north of Covelong. The beach there is one of the nicest beaches of Chennai
Uthandi Beach, Chennai




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