Long Time Exposure with Christmas Lights

It's was exactly 8 years ago when I took these pictures while playing with my daughters in our garden. We used a LED chain of Christmas lights to create this effect buy swinging and throwing it around. The camera (Nikon D800) was mounted on a tripod and set on log-exposure of 2 seconds to capture the movement of all those LEDs. It was a lot of fun!

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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you!



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Amazing visualization. What wonders a long exposure can do.

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Just 2 seconds? I expected more! Nice work!

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I tried various timings but 2 sec worked bast for this.

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I think I remember that. Nice memory. Merry Christmas!

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Thank you Otto! Merry Christmas to you too!

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Happy silly season :D

Those are some cool shots XD

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That's pretty neat! We did something similar years ago with some sparklers. I should try to find those pics. It was about 8 years ago as well I think.

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