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[ivaaannxcore]

This is a shot I took on a local, popular street here at home. The street is called Grand Ave., and the night shots I got there are amazing. I was so happy when I got this shot--I literally jumped up out of joy, lol.

I'll post more of the night photography at another time. (Or, if you'd like, you can check them all out on my website!)

[ltilley]

I'm sad i can't see it... sounds nice. I couldn't figure out why I couldn't see some of the photos posted, and then I found out that for some odd reason, my work blocks the photobucket website.

[freygr]

I'm sorry but the photo doesn't look in focus, was it digital or film?

[ivaaannxcore]

It's digital, and yeah it does look out of focus. But that's because I was standing on one of the median things where there are trees and the like. So I took the photo and left very quickly--which is why it is out of focus and a little shaky. I also don't have a tripod, so I had to rely on this stone/mural type thing that was on the median.

[CLKunst]

This is a good start. I would definitely spend the $15 and get at the minimum a pocket tripod. (Best Buy, Radio Shack, etc.) They are excellent for this kind of moment. Most point and shoots should have a screw mount spot on the bottom for one. You will be delighted with the results.

Welcome to PR!

Regards,

[markg740]

those are pretty sweet, ivan. i agree with everyone else and i think you should get a tripod... or next time we go out you can yell at me for being greedy about the one i have. :ciappa:

[flowremix]

Hey, you should go to Crusin' Grand on that street. It's an awesome place to get some photos, especially at night too. It might get a little busy and a lot of the car owners don't mind. TRIPODs are vital for night shots and get a remote switch.

[markg740]

yea when i was doing my long exposure night photos, i had to use the self timer, since i didnt have a remote. otherwise, everytime i took the picture it would be all shakey