traffic lights switch to amber flashing mode
(can anyone tell me how to capture a flashing light in a still image?)
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15 comments:
Very interesting shot!
If you do discover how to photograph the flashing light, please tell us! :)
God bless you!
Cezar
Use of a slow shutter speed and tripod?
If I were you I'd go to Denton, Rob, or Jack for answers to any technical questions.
Your photo makes me feel mighty cold. Hope you're having fun in Charleston. We're going in about 3 weeks; any tips for us?!
Have a relaxing and wonderful week-end!
Sitting here my air conditioning with 80+ degree weather outside, I'm loving your snow picture!
Now, thats an oxymoron, right? Still light, flashing?
And does that cause more or fewer accidents, I wonder. . .
You do that very carefully! No, seriously, you can't. I like this, though!
WEll you did a fine job! I"m sorry you're still covered up....literally!
BTW, check out my Paris blog for Friday. A knit/tea shop in Paris! I have more photos just for you.
V
Open eyes through the storm.. And Here, i'm sitting with open windows, and letting the sun shine in..
Very interesting photo! Well done!
Sounds like photo philosophy to me! I like the yellow color with this shot though.
Lol.. they're either off or on aren't they?? You're a bit inundated...
We'll take your word for it. Shouldn't the snow abate slowly now?
It looks to me like you've done a good job right here Brattcat.
Oh perfection! This made me laugh out loud with pleasure - it's absolutely delightful and to me, extraordinary. See - what is ordinary for me and what is ordinary for you....witness Menton today.
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