W/NW: Your Favourite Slow Shutter Shot

[Photog9001]

followed by the obligatory close up of feet walking photo

 

[bobomoon]

 

[jja]

Here's mine, though I don't recall the shutter speed:

 

[nksyoon]

Epson R-D1, Elmarit 21/2.8
1/9 sec, f/2.8, ISO1600

Epson R-D1, Elmarit 21/2.8
2.3 sec, f/2.8, ISO1600

 

[markinlondon]

Only about 1/30th but slow enough

 

[mattmills]

something like 2 seconds, wide open. dude was waving a flashlight in front of his face at a rock show.

 

[zuikologist]

DSLR shot (sorry) - Park Avenue, NYC

 

[sf]

canon SD700is...sorry. Not really...I love this little thing.

 

[DMG]

not a favourite but one from a roll this week

 

[ray_g]

 

[Jonathan_100]

Nashville 2002

 

[bsdunek]

SLR? Why are the wheels round given it's a focal-plane shutter

In this case he panned with the bike, so the wheels aren't distorted. If you're thinking of the old photos of race cars, the cameras were on tripods, so the car was moving, and the wheels moved as the shutter curtain moved vetically across the film plane.
Some really great images here. I used to have to use slow shutter speeds, back when even Tri-X was only ASA200 (1950's) I'm inspired to try some of these!

 

[erikhaugsby]

it's a little low in contrast, but I just recently scanned it...

usual culprits: M2, 50DR, FP-4, 1sec @ f/2



(that's my dad, brother, sister from left)

 

[sf]

Here's mine, though I don't recall the shutter speed:

brilliant shot. Favorite.

 

[sf]

Simon Nikon S3 2000 + 105/2.5 Nikkor TX 400

all your shots have such a strong tactile dimension - they have 3 or more dimensions. Love it.

 

[dostacos]

shot last saturday Metro Red Line

 

[jkelly]

This picture is no big deal, but I was amazed I was able to handhold a shot at 1/5 sec with my Leica IIIa. Summitar, Tri-x, D76