Traffic Trails

[Thomas Provis]

Hi Everyone.
(Please move or let me know if this is posted in the wrong place)

Did a few Traffic Trails earlier today that I wanted to share and get some feedback on.
Hope everyone likes them

 

[jkp]

Nice mate....prefer #2, with the curve in it.

Been a while since I done light trails.

 

[Thomas Provis]

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Nice mate....prefer #2, with the curve in it.

Been a while since I done light trails.

Thanks

 

[Graham]

Deff No 2 but the horizon could do with a straighten up, the light in the clouds makes this shot much better than the other 2 but its all trial and error.

 

[Thomas Provis]

Deff No 2 but the horizon could do with a straighten up, the light in the clouds makes this shot much better than the other 2 but its all trial and error.

Thanks, I see what you mean with the Horizon, I did think about straightening it out but then of course if I rotated the image then the road would be wonky

 

[coddy72]

Like these, nice one.

 

[Thomas Provis]

Like these, nice one.

Thankyou [emoji1][emoji106]

 

[Fuji Dave]

Good shots, but another for the 2nd

 

[Jessica Forster]

Second is my favourite

 

[Thomas Provis]

Good shots, but another for the 2nd

Thanks. Looking at them more i think i prefer the 2nd one as well

 

[Thomas Provis]

Second is my favourite

Thanks. Glad you like it [emoji846]

 

[Aidan Roberts]

Second is also my favourite I was going to capture some light trails last night but didn't end up doing it in the end.

 

[ancient_mariner]

The second is good because you give a sense of environment around the trails: it's clearly a road threading through countryside and the colours in the sky suggest the sun has set, giving a reason for a long exposure and creating the trails. In the first and last there is much less sense of there being a road - or anything else - and the lack of context causes a loss of impact.