So here is the story. A couple of days ago, Cagil and I went to the beach and after the sun was gone, I tried to do something like that. Because of the lanterns on the near boardwalk, it was not totally dark and I only needed to do exposures of around 15 minutes with ISO 100.
This is what it looks like.

Also interesting: besides a lot of grain, you can see how the stars "move" on the sky because of earth rotation.


4 comments:
nice,
i love this kind of photography, and i use it a lot of time. last time i make a 3sec shot of the "pusteblume brunnen" spring.
it is like sitting in a timemachine and the world around you goes crazy ;)
greets to the usa,
spiros
Nice Pictes,interesting story.
weiter so !
Francesco
I enjoying watching people experiment with new/different things. This is very good Oliver, do you plan on doing it more often?
Yes, I will. With this kind of photography you never really know what the result will look like.
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