Yesterday I was experimenting with my camera and the front light I use on my bike, which is like a flashlight and has three or four light modes and intensities. One of them flashes. So I set the camera

Today night I went out and tried some longtime exposure pictures with my Smartphone and the new tripod. I think the Pictures turned out OK, but I expected a little Bit more. Since I am a bit spoiled by

I went out to do some steel wool photography but when I saw this location, that plan quickly changed!

I do not get out and just wander the city enough anymore, but when I do get the chance. It is always a great meditative few hours!

A few nights ago we got a heavy winter storm and I attempted to get out for some long exposure photography

Playing with light and longtime exposure is one of the most impressive things in photography. I am always stunned how different some pictures can look when doing different times of longtime exposure

Yesterday morning I had to kill some time in downtown Hamilton, so what better way to do so then with some long exposure fun!

While heading to a waterfall for sunrise, I came across this overpass and could not resist snapping a few long exposure shots!

The Lincoln Alexander Parkway in Hamilton Ont. A spot that I will stop and do light trail photos at every time that I can

As the CP holiday train made its way to the city, I had my drone in hand and was brainstorming some cool light trail shot ideas.

Gorgeous abandoned Victorian building and some light trails in the downtown core

After a full day of rain, I got an idea for a reflection photo on a nearby trail that usually gets large puddles.

I was walking home as the sun started to set and saw a perfect opportunity to capture some light trail shots along the way.

The last week has been a week of fog, rain and haze. A week that I have been itching to get out and do photos with all of it

I saw this little hill in the road, lined with some beautiful trees. Perfect for light trails!

Last night my camera was calling to me and my first thought was light trails. I made my way to a highway overpass and started snapping.

I set up with some puddles on the streets. Reflection shots can be very challenging but can also have incredible results.

I have failed several times so far. But last night I feel like I started to finally get the hang of it and captured these shots.

On my way home some heavy and dark clouds rolled in and made it quite dark. I though maybe dark enough to pull of some light trails?

I quickly made it to a tunnel on the trail and killed some lime with my light tubes.