Bridge with long exposure

Jeroen

This is the "Magere Brug" in Amsterdam.
In the back you can see the City Hall / Opera. And on the right is The Caré Theater.

10 Seconds exposed.

Crispin

Very cool shot.
Question though, did you use a filter or something to get the stary effect?
I did one of Tower Bridge in London, http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=24721&highlight=london , which did not have a stary effect.

Mine was on f22 (If I remember) for 35 seconds.

Like your reflections!

Skippy

Awww Thats Pretty

Jeroen wrote:

This is the "Magere Brug" in Amsterdam.
In the back you can see the City Hall / Opera. And on the right is The Caré Theater.

10 Seconds exposed.

Your images sets a lovely mood....... beautiful colours, very nicely captured. Skippy (Australia)

Jeroen

Crispin wrote:

Very cool shot.
Question though, did you use a filter or something to get the stary effect?
I did one of Tower Bridge in London, http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=24721&highlight=london , which did not have a stary effect.

Mine was on f22 (If I remember) for 35 seconds.

Like your reflections!

That London Tower Bridge is awsome! I'm in London next week and if I am able to shoot something like that I would be very happy
Starry effect? Your bridge is just as starry for what I can see. There are just a lot more lights on my bridge. It looked like it was coverd with Christmas lights...

I used my Canon 350D with the standard 18-55 kit lens (going to buy a Sigma 18-200 next month or so) and just the UV filter.