Parked up for the night
Multiple long exposures combined for HDR. Finally seems to have come out quite well 
That truck was listed as a ‘Private Vehicle’ and had white LED lamps at the front and red at the rear to park up along with a row of solar cells on the back, presumably to keep the battery charged.
Seems like a good way of doing it
awesome i love photography just need to get more opartunities to get out but think ive landed that one now so maybe il have some lark to post soon.
bit too much use of photoshop for my liking.
gogzy:
bit too much use of photoshop for my liking.
I know what you mean but I didn’t use Photoshop. I used a program called ‘Photomatrix’. It combines more than one image to create a ‘High Dynamic Range’ image, HDR. Using this process it reduces the darker bits of the image to show the full colour.
There are several ways of doing it. You can extract the information from one RAW image that the camera takes or actually take the photos at 1, 2 or 3 EV stops apart.
These were taken as ‘one’ photo and the image information extracted from the RAW file.
Whilst these were created by taking the different images, ie -2, 0 and +2 ev stops where the camera decides what is best for 0.
This is what I drive for a living, well, this company and type of vehicle anyway. It also looks a tad over exposed in that image. Because I am taking them at night I often have no control over the lighting and have to make do with where the lamp posts are and where the vehicle is. A lot of the time the important bits are out of my control 
Lake Worcester
Fancy trying to light up the whole of the church with your camera? No, it won’t work. By underexposing by two stops then over exposing as well it shows the detail.
Trying to get the sky, landscape and vehicles properly exposed is probably impossible with this sort of image. But I tried and it came out well, don’t you think
There are a lot of times when a normal image will do, whether it be a long night exposure or a short daytime one but I do like the HDR process as a lot of the times it brings out colours you wouldn’t normally see. And, erm, I don’t actually know how to use Photoshop that well 
I try and get it as right as I can with the camera, take the photos, use Photomatrix or other small tools to get the result that I want and then that’s it.
I’ve tried with timelapse too. I’ve used a ‘startrails’ program for that! I’ve tried long exposures of over 20 minutes too. Those are quite amazing!
see its overprocessing that i dont like, never been much of a fan of hdr either.
though the first pic with the telehandler is nice.its just right. the rest actually hurt my eyes lol.
so gogzy your not a fan then 
jessicas dad:
so gogzy your not a fan then
It was worth a try though 
jessicas dad:
so gogzy your not a fan then
its not for me tbh, i mean i can see some good photos, its just im a guy who likes unprocessed photos…to a point anyway. some of the hdr stuff i have seen have been way too processed, these are tame compared to them and it just takes the fun out of photography IMO