Digital Guff
Speed of Night
Posted by Daryl Johnson (Farnham, United Kingdom) on 13 July 2007 in Cityscape & Urban.
This was a mistake photo but I thought I'd play around and post it anyway, seeing as its Friday the 13th.
Work at university piling up again... not having much of a presence in the community these days.... sorry...
Although I'm now in England, this blog will still feature photos from Japan for the foreseeable future.
I apologise in advance if I'm tardy with commenting on your blogs or returning comments during the week... I will get to you though!
@Srik: Thanks Srik!
Makoto from Sapporo, Japan
I think this is not mistake shot. The lines of the horizontal direction are very interesting. I like this a lot!!
13 Jul 2007 9:53am
@Makoto: You're very kind Makoto!
Ian Bramham from Manchester, United Kingdom
Very arty with a great sense of movement - I liked it a lot Srik!
13 Jul 2007 10:36am
@Ian Bramham: Thanks Ian! My name is Daroru.
Jen from Alpharetta, United States
Great effect...looks like an old scanned photo...nice work
13 Jul 2007 3:07pm
@Jen: Cheers Jen!
@Rahul: Thank you Rahul!
@rverspirit: Bzzzt!
Bron from Canberra, Australia
Very evocative of city nightlife Daroru - love the B/W and interesting framing.
14 Jul 2007 2:55pm
@Bron: Cheers Bron.
@miu*: Thanks miu*!
Evie from Fairfax, United States
Nice motion effect with the blurred horizontal lines.
14 Jul 2007 4:13pm
@Evie: Cheers Evie.
@Chiaki: Thanks Chiaki.
@filipe franco: Thanks filipe!
@Damon Schreiber: Thank you Damon!
@Avelino: Thanks Avelino!
Stu from Kyoto, Japan
This is great. Super b&w tones and great effects. Your mistakes seem to work as well as my most perfected posts. It almost has a kind of Sci-Fi/Bogart (if that makes any sense?) movie poster feel to it. Well....the guy on the right gives that feeling but the two oyaji on the left give it more of a Micheal J. Fox feel! :-)
Fantastic work D!
22 Jul 2007 3:00pm
@Stu: Thank you Stu! I see what you mean about the guy on the right, hadn't thought of that. You are the only person who picked up on the Michael J. Fox reference.
Olympus C750UZ
1/2 second
F/2.8
ISO 320
7 mm