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brian-from-jersey.bsky.social
Turntable vibes for #52frames_slowshutter.

#52frames #photography #turntable
May 9, 2026 at 12:24 AM
shanafin.bsky.social
Slow shutter = invisible spokes.

#photography #52frames_slowshutter #motosky
Photo of the spinning rear wheel of a Honda CB750 motorcycle shot at a slow shutter speed, which makes the spokes of the wheel appear invisible.
May 10, 2026 at 7:57 PM
chocolatemal.bsky.social
I tried a few different things for #52frames_slowshutter this week, including the EC (rear curtain sync).
#longexposure
#rearcurtainsync
#waterphotography
#gelphotography
#lightpainting
#ICM
#fujifilmXT5
May 9, 2026 at 8:13 PM
plantspetspics.bsky.social
52Frames
Week 19
Slow Shutter
“Electric Flowers”

#52frames_slowshutter #lightpainting #flower #electric #photography
A pink flower sits in the dark in the middle of the screen surrounded by different colored bright lights in a spiral around the flower
May 10, 2026 at 2:13 PM
jdkwizard.bsky.social
The white sentinel stands in silence,
as red orbits trace the dark pavement.
A momentary anchor
in a rushing river of light.

#52Frames #52Frames_SlowShutter #SlowShutter #LongExposure #LightTrails #NightPhotography #LightTrail #Evening #Light #Motion
May 9, 2026 at 5:23 PM
conwaysuz.bsky.social
#52Frames #SlowShutter

#ChineseFringeTree

I captured the delicate fringe blossoms at 1/15th second while they fluttered in the wind, then I used the #PosterEdgesFilter to help define the #flowers.
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#52frames_slowshutter #posteredges #fringetree #slowshutterspeed
May 9, 2026 at 9:44 PM
lamfa.bsky.social
Week #19 of 52Frames: Slow Shutter!

“The Impossible Hour”.

#52frames #52frames_slowshutter #photography #color #monochrome #minimalism #abstract #quebec #canada #eastcoastkin
A frontal, tightly framed photograph of a white oven control panel in calm, even light. At the center, a green digital clock displays the impossible time “7:88,” sharply glowing against a dark background. The image is still, quiet, and visually simple, with no human presence and no sign of activity. The photograph was made using a long exposure of more than fifty seconds, allowing the segmented digits to accumulate into the repeated “88” shape. To achieve this, the oven timer was set so seconds advanced like minutes, accelerating time in a subtle, playful way. The result is an intentional visual error rather than a malfunction. The image carries a light touch of humor while remaining restrained. An oven clock is usually trusted as a symbol of routine, accuracy, and domestic order. By showing a time that cannot exist, the photograph quietly undermines that trust. Time appears stretched, distorted, and unreliable, turning a familiar object into a small paradox. The scene evokes waiting, slowness, and a gentle disorientation, as if the moment has slipped just beyond the rules we expect to govern everyday life.
May 11, 2026 at 11:54 AM
abolishkydp.bsky.social
#52fames #52frames_slowshutter A shutter speed of 1 second on a tripod caught the leaves in the breeze. The wind chime is heavy enough it would take a stronger wind to move it. Jellyfish.
May 10, 2026 at 10:27 PM
watersphotography.bsky.social
#52frames_slowshutter
Love the falls at the #broadbrookdam
#Nikonframers
#water
#slowshutterphotography
May 25, 2026 at 7:49 PM