A nights wandering

[Juanito200]

While in Hot Springs I decided to go out and do some shooting at night. I took my a700, and new 35 f1.8, and set out. Let me know what you think. C&C always welcome, John

[David Kilpatrick]

A bit orange, but I want to BE THERE! Looks great. My kind of town with the music.

David

[Juanito200]

Hot Springs is a neat little town. I think you'd like it. I toned down the WB from the RAW files, but maybe not enough... There is a definite color cast to the town at night.

[Dr. Harout]

I like them too and agreed for the cooling of the shots.

[Greg Beetham]

I really like the natural perspective with the 35mm lens, would do some really good panos. It does seem to be very music inclined, that town, would be a great place to visit.
Greg

[donwae12]

John, I liked them all. What ISO were you using?

[Dr. Harout]

John, I liked them all. What ISO were you using?

John has left the EXIF data intact in his shots. All are made with 1250 and above up to 2500.
Donwae12, if you're using Firefox, then I would recommend to download from their site an add-on called "EXIF-viewer". After installing it you can view the EXIF data just by right-clicking on the shot.

[Juanito200]

Thanks Doc- I got called in last night right after work. Donwae12- Doc is right about the shots, and Firefox. The 'Happenings' photo was the 2500 ISO one, because I was using my 16-105 lens (definitely not a fast lens). All shots are hand held, so I had to have a reasonable shutter speed. John

[UrsaMajor]

John, I liked them all. What ISO were you using?

John has left the EXIF data intact in his shots. All are made with 1250 and above up to 2500.
Donwae12, if you're using Firefox, then I would recommend to download from their site an add-on called "EXIF-viewer". After installing it you can view the EXIF data just by right-clicking on the shot.

My apologies for wandering off-topic, but if you use Opera for your browser, no plug-in is needed to read the EXIF data - it's already part of the core software. Just place the cursor on the image, right-click, and then click on "Image Properties".

With best wishes,
- Tom -

[bakubo]

While in Hot Springs I decided to go out and do some shooting at night.

Nice photos! Is this Hot Springs, Arkansas? We passed through there in 1999 and just had a couple of hours to walk around in the historic area with all the old bath houses. One of these days I would like to go back and spend a bit more time and take some photos. It is also Bill Clinton's boyhood home.

[Juanito200]

Thanks Henry- These are from Hot Springs Arkansas. It's a nice little town to visit for a couple of days. You really don't need much more than that. There are lots of great photo opportunities there. I'm still working on some, and I will post a link to my Flickr when I have the keepers sorted and processed. We stayed for 4 nights with the kids, and had a great time. You will definitely see many signs about Clinton outside of Hot Springs, and Hope (his birthplace).
P.S. I don't recommend shooting at night for too long near that Motel Capri. I was parked across the street in front of an even seedier hotel, and after a few shots, I had some rough looking people looking out of windows wondering who was taking pictures.. I decided to leave at that point.

[aster]

Good night shots, John.

I especially like the first one of the corner and the building; interesting architectural features that stand out in the available light compared to the rest of the building facades that got washed away a little under the street lamp lights.

Keep posting. : )

Yildiz

[Juanito200]

Thanks Yildiz- Here is another one from Hot Springs. I saw the church sign and the bar sign together, and I had to stop. I used a little tonemapping from PSE7 to give it a little more edge.

[bakubo]

Thanks Yildiz- Here is another one from Hot Springs. I saw the church sign and the bar sign together, and I had to stop. I used a little tonemapping from PSE7 to give it a little more edge.

Best one so far!