Photocircle Featured Long-exposure (Light-Art) Photos | 04.07.2020
Hello Everyone!
Welcome to the Photocircle’s Daily Featured Photos, a series that showcases five (5) outstanding photographers that contributed their amazing photos to the #photocircle tag.
Photocircle is a curation project for the community with the intention to scout, curate, & reward the outstanding work from talented photographers, enthusiasts, or hobbyists.
For today’s edition, we have gathered a collection of amazing Long-exposure photographs that will surely complete your day.
A style that is also known by the names time-exposure or slow-shutter photography. The technique is done by setting the camera to Manual or Bulb mode and using slow shutter speed, the effect is best observed when the shutter speed is set to around 5 - 30 secs. By doing this, the camera has to be steady, a tripod is helpful in this set-up. The result of the image is characterized by the blurring effect of the elements in the frame that are moving while keeping the static elements sharply captured.
Our journey will start by viewing:
All featured photos will earn a full upvote from the Photocircle account!
Before we end this post, we would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the supporters/sponsors for the Daily photo contest rewards.
- @mariusfebruary
The Photocircle angel supporter who has delegated influence on the @photocircle account to support the daily contributors. The delegation will also speed-up the growth of the project and enhance the upvote rewards to the daily winners of photography contests and for the future additions to the Photocircle program.
- @vortac
The lifeline of the Photocircle project, he was the very first supporter of the project that reinforced the daily contest with his generous upvotes. Aside from Photocircle, he is also a proud supporter of projects by the name of @curie, @steemstem and also an advocate of BOINC & Gridcoin.
Stay tuned for the next edition!
With appreciation,
Photocircle team
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