The Jack-o-Lanterns seen here were captured on digital film thanks to the long exposure setting (I think I over-exposed it a bit - it's my first attempt at such a shot) on our mid-level-point-and-click. They are arranged in the following order from left to right:
Mine (Ahenobarbus's), Pulcheria's, and Bree's.
5 comments:
I LOVE them. Nice photo...it is inspiring me to try the exposure thing with our pumpkins. I mean the camera exposure thing...it's a bit nippy for anything else...:-)
Soooooo, how long were you exposed? Does this have anything to do with that hotsprings hippi?
Love ya
Rone
Very funny!
T: I think the nipply - d'oh, er, I mean nippy - air would only accentuate the natural goodness of your exposure.
A: Alas, no. The photo was taken while the photographer was fully clothed. But, no guarantees on that for the next time I go to a hotspring! Wanna join?
You scored (with the pumpkins) - they are very nice and I am trying NOT to think of anyone naked right now.
Those are some very wonderful carvings. I think they look wonderful.
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