I have been hesitant to share my night photos thus far, because I am, for the most part, disappointed in them. I don't have a lot of experience taking photos at night, but I have taken several. The photos I am sharing in this post are from last Christmas...and I took them all at night. They were Christmas displays of some homes as well as a store window one. I have chosen the best ones, so I hope you all enjoy them.
The video I have chosen for this post is a Berenice Abbott 1898. Hope you all enjoy the journey back in time both with the video and my year old photos. :)
This first photo was of the Christmas display of a city hall.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I really appreciate and enjoy reading your thoughts...which you can always share by clicking on the 'comments' link at the end of my post.
Bonita entrada con unas fotos nocturnas preciosas, ya mismo volvemos a tener la navidad en nuestras calles con esas estampas preciosas.
ReplyDeleteGracias por pasar por mi blog y yo con tu permiso me quedo por aqui y te sigo y ahora sigo viendo cosillas por aqui.
Un Saludo Linda.
Un Mundo por Descubrir
I don't know if your camera is auto or not, but I think mine has a setting for night shots WITHOUT a flash.
ReplyDeleteHi Gorges, I tried that setting but it didn't help me. LOL! It is lack of experience, really, on my part, so I just posted these that turned out O.K. I no longer have that Kodak, though, I am using a Polaroid now. I will experiment with this one, but it does have the auto setting.
DeleteI'm dreaming of a white Christmas...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, Linda !
Lie(f)s.
Thank you, Lies. :)
DeleteWhat fun! We often go for rides during the holidays to check out the Christmas decoration at night...:)
ReplyDeleteIt is fun indeed, troutbirder. Thanks so much for your comment.
DeleteIt's hard to believe Christmas is almost here again. You did a good job with the night photos. I think the most important thing for good night photos is to use a tripod.
ReplyDeleteLoved the video. Took me right back to the "good ol' days." Well, I wasn't very old in 1938 but still...
Hi Lowell, thanks for the tip. So glad you liked my night photos and the video I shared. :)
DeleteLooks very beautiful and well decorated! I liked more the light deer :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jeevan. :)
DeleteI think your night photos are very good. The displays you shared are all beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi George, thank you so much. :)
Deletegreat xams displays
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked them, Adam. :)
DeleteYou are a crazy one, what do you mean, those are beautiful photos, especially the first, fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHi Bob, thank you so much, my friend.
DeleteAll great night shots Linda.
ReplyDeleteThis beautiful Christmas preview
ReplyDeletehello good weekend,
Titian.
Thank you, Titian. Have a good weekend as well.
DeleteThe decorations at Christmas add so much to the holiday spirit.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment, Ms. Sparrow. :)
DeleteLinda, Nice photos! I don't even try to take night photos... Are these all from the Montreal area? I haven't been to Montreal for 38 years... Yes to Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, British Columbia...and I have family in Ontario. Time to take my better half on a road trip...in the late spring of this coming year. Thanks for stopping by my blog! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteHi Dave, thanks so much for your visit and comment. Yes, all these photos are of the Montreal area...that I took last year. :)
DeleteLove this ligths, good photos! the xtimas spirit is here :P
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