Our two youngest, bless 'em, decided not to sleep at all well last night, the upshot of which was that I finally got about three hours sleep on the couch. So, not surprisingly, I don't have anything more to say than ... here's today's shot ... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
capture date camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality cropped?
7.41pm on 3/11/04
Canon 20D
EF 70-200 f/4L USM
118mm (189mm equiv.)
f/25.0
30
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
100
no
RAW
perspective correction
comment byfraxinus at 08:39 PM (GMT) on 4 November, 2004
These dark evenings and your lack of sleep are obviously working well together - I find both this and yesterday's quite absorbing. Great use of colour and image trails in both, but if I had to choose a fave then it would be the previous, I find the horizontal trails at the base of today's slightly distracting.
comment bymiklos at 08:41 PM (GMT) on 4 November, 2004
Might want to throw a valign="top" in the the left column of the exif info when you wake up Dave.. Photo looks awesome in the thumbnail version.. Not sure about the large version though.. I guess it's cool. Main thing I like is the firy colours in the window. G'night chief.
comment byEtan at 09:17 PM (GMT) on 4 November, 2004
I love the contrast between motion and stillness.
comment bydjn1 at 10:41 PM (GMT) on 4 November, 2004
fraxinus: thanks, and I think I prefer yesterday's too.
miklos: thanks, I've fixed it.
Etan: thanks.
... and now I'm going to bed. Well, soon ...
comment by justin at 10:47 PM (GMT) on 4 November, 2004
Cracking shot. The tonal aspects of this really work well. Hope you get some good sleep!
comment bytristan at 12:29 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
wow f25? am i reading that right?
comment byTristan at 02:09 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
comment byCameron at 05:16 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
I feel for you David! Our youngest has been making a habit of waking two to three times a night just about every night for the last month or so now...(yawn)
nice shot...at first I thought you were going to tell us it was captured at 3 in the morning, because you couldn't sleep!
comment bypicturegrl at 06:12 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
I am too tired to write much...I just wanted to say that you inspire me daily. Thank you for taking the time to share your work with the world.
comment by peterv at 06:34 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
Our three didn't sleep ( or eat) until they were five. Now they're teenagers it's the exact opposite....
I love the composition of this picture, and the swirls in the window, but the colour of the walls disturbs me. It conveys your sleepless mood, but it's too bright for me!
comment by Feroze at 07:15 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
I prefer today's photograph. It has a dreamy, warm and peaceful tone to it, shaken awake by the bright window. Inspiring as always. The only distracting factor is the streaks below.
comment byblinks at 07:26 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
Im a fan, exposure is good. I need to get into a town thats lit at night, these small tennessee towns such, not a car on the road past 9pm
comment bydjlight at 08:21 AM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
I think the skill of djn1 is something incredible...
Wonderful color, wonderful exposition, wonderful light...
Great work!
Matteo, djlight
See my photoblog at djlight.net
comment byMarina at 12:54 PM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
I not quite sure why but I have to say that I prefer today's picture. Maybe it's because of the colors - mmhh! I'll think about this...
comment bydjn1 at 11:29 PM (GMT) on 5 November, 2004
Thanks everyone.
comment by'Pong at 03:38 AM (GMT) on 10 November, 2004
Wow! what a capture. Now I have to look for the same effect.
Our two youngest, bless 'em, decided not to sleep at all well last night, the upshot of which was that I finally got about three hours sleep on the couch. So, not surprisingly, I don't have anything more to say than ... here's today's shot ... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
cropped?
Canon 20D
EF 70-200 f/4L USM
118mm (189mm equiv.)
f/25.0
30
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
100
no
RAW
perspective correction
These dark evenings and your lack of sleep are obviously working well together - I find both this and yesterday's quite absorbing. Great use of colour and image trails in both, but if I had to choose a fave then it would be the previous, I find the horizontal trails at the base of today's slightly distracting.
Might want to throw a valign="top" in the the left column of the exif info when you wake up Dave.. Photo looks awesome in the thumbnail version.. Not sure about the large version though.. I guess it's cool. Main thing I like is the firy colours in the window. G'night chief.
I love the contrast between motion and stillness.
fraxinus: thanks, and I think I prefer yesterday's too.
miklos: thanks, I've fixed it.
Etan: thanks.
... and now I'm going to bed. Well, soon ...
Cracking shot. The tonal aspects of this really work well. Hope you get some good sleep!
wow f25? am i reading that right?
Cool shot! Love the warm colors in the window.
-Tristan (http://picturelife.blogspot.com)
I feel for you David! Our youngest has been making a habit of waking two to three times a night just about every night for the last month or so now...(yawn)
nice shot...at first I thought you were going to tell us it was captured at 3 in the morning, because you couldn't sleep!
I am too tired to write much...I just wanted to say that you inspire me daily. Thank you for taking the time to share your work with the world.
Our three didn't sleep ( or eat) until they were five. Now they're teenagers it's the exact opposite....
I love the composition of this picture, and the swirls in the window, but the colour of the walls disturbs me. It conveys your sleepless mood, but it's too bright for me!
I prefer today's photograph. It has a dreamy, warm and peaceful tone to it, shaken awake by the bright window. Inspiring as always. The only distracting factor is the streaks below.
Im a fan, exposure is good. I need to get into a town thats lit at night, these small tennessee towns such, not a car on the road past 9pm
I think the skill of djn1 is something incredible...
Wonderful color, wonderful exposition, wonderful light...
Great work!
Matteo, djlight
See my photoblog at djlight.net
I not quite sure why but I have to say that I prefer today's picture. Maybe it's because of the colors - mmhh! I'll think about this...
Thanks everyone.
Wow! what a capture. Now I have to look for the same effect.