This one was taken at the same time as this one and this one, and relies on the same approach; i.e. 'let's see what happens if I point a telephoto lens out of a moving car at a stupidly slow shutter speed'. Anyway, I guess that this is a technique that I find quite interesting, not least because the results, at least in terms of the details within a shot, are largely unpredictable – and I guess that's quite liberating; and I do think this is something I'll continue to experiment with.
Bottom-line though, as always: does it work? I think so, at least in some ways, but tell me what you think.
Oh, and I suspect that this may be the only photograph I've ever taken at f/32.0, not that that's at all relevant to anything, but I just thought I'd mention it ;-)
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2.55pm on 22/1/06 Canon 20D EF 70-200 f/4L USM 176mm (282mm equiv.) f/32.0 0.3s aperture priority +0.0 evaluative 100 no RAW C1 Pro 2x1 |