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Long Exposure at Night



Ever since completing the light graffiti project this year, I have really started to appreciate and notice long exposure photography more everywhere I see it. I think this technique, especially when applied at night, can have a really neat effect on an otherwise normal piece of art. below is a long exposure photo I found of the night sky. I hope you enjoy!


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  1. Light exposure is a really cool type of photography and I love the way the stars create the circle effect as the earth rotates.

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  2. This is super cool and I love the look of this effect!

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  3. After doing light exposure photography I know how hard it is to create a good looking image and this picture looks like it took a lot of work to pull off!

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  4. This is one of the things I've always wanted to do!! I love the look of it and if you're in an open area it makes it even prettier.

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