Trail Lights

[Skyline]

This is my 3rd time trying at trail lights. I thought I would try a few different things with different angles, also using my car bonnet (hood) and roof for some reflection.


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[Mark von Kanel]

# 5 seems best to me, you seem to have exposure ok but think that you need height to add interest to the images, they all seem a little flat.

mark

[Skyline]

# 5 seems best to me, you seem to have exposure ok but think that you need height to add interest to the images, they all seem a little flat.

mark

Thanks for the comment Mark. I done from a height last time. Was just trying something different
From my last try....

[GrahamH]

I like 5 but love 1, very graphic and strong.
Kind of reminds me of posters from the 80's (yes I remember them all too well, and a couple of decades before that).
Graham

[Skyline]

I like 5 but love 1, very graphic and strong.
Kind of reminds me of posters from the 80's (yes I remember them all too well, and a couple of decades before that).
Graham

Thanks for looking and commenting Graham.

[Mark von Kanel]

im going to have to get out and try this for myself! im not qualified to comment... for me they just dont seem 'busy" enough.... different strokes!!!

[Dave Humphries]

I don't disagree with other's comments.

I might add that some, say #3, might be better if the bonnet were sharper.

I cannot see what aperture was used, but if it is possible to try to get more foreground sharp by either a narrower aperture and/or use of hyperfocal distance focusing, that might be of benefit. Although I appreciate that won't be easy at night.

Cheers,

[Skyline]

Aperture was 3.5 to 5.6.
Thanks for the link Dave. I think I may have to read that one a few times before I understand it