Night travel

[armand]

more experimenting 

[RSL]

Interesting, Armand. You might think about submitting a portfolio of these to B&W and Color magazine's color portfolio contest. They love stuff like this.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

The first three make a great group of abstracts: very lively!

IMHO, in the last one reality intrudes a bit too much for my taste.

Eric

[armand]

Few more experiments from tonight

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

All quite nifty. Keep 'em coming!

Eric

[wolfnowl]

I like the last one especially because the shape describes the rough outline of a sports car, and I assume an auto was the source of light?

Mike.

[Rob C]

This is the sort of thing that keeps the imagination fresh. There's the happy meeting of idea and chance - exactly why such images can excite where traditional stuff sometimes pales into yawns of bedtime familiarity. The only thing worse is no bedtime at all.

Rob C

[armand]

I like the last one especially because the shape describes the rough outline of a sports car, and I assume an auto was the source of light?

Mike.

I have no idea what it was. It doesn't look like any shot I took before or after. First time I saw it my thought went to the paintings from Lascaux cave.

And few more shots from the same time, somehow livelier.

[Bruce Cox]

I quite like Light xp 7 and Light xp 8. 

Bruce

[Rob C]

Armand - lovely stuff.

Rob C

[armand]

You should try this sometime, it can be a lot of fun. Less so when you realize that your better shots are somehow missing from on the SD cards (although I did playback some of them and they were recorded). Or when you find something that you really like but you cannot really get the look that you want.
Here are few more.

[armand]

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[Eric Myrvaagnes]

You're really on a roll, Armand. Nice series!

Eric