2 edits of the one above


IMGP31752dedsmblm by dr.shutter, on Flickr


IMGP31752dedsmblp by dr.shutter, on Flickr

Pretty much as shot


IMGP3175sm by dr.shutter, on Flickr

IMGP3164dedgsm by dr.shutter, on Flickr

IMGP3164m2ed2sm by dr.shutter, on Flickr

I'm just sharing this one more or less as shot, as you can clearly see the way the cycles work on a complex pendulum, first cycle lasted around 18 secs and each other cycle lasted 2 secs less than the one previous.


IMGP3164edsm2 by dr.shutter, on Flickr

Cheers Michael

Cheers David and Kris, its a pretty harmless way to pass the time and i am enjoying the thought process and the output has really surpassed anything I had originally envisioned.

This one is just a plain old ellipse,
Pendulum was around 16 ft long, the swing from left to right was around 13 ft, 5 min 23 sec exp. I got fed up waiting, as the swing is very slow, was just trying it out to see if there was much if any difference when the pendulum is that long. I learned a couple of things from it.
colour balance is as shot, its blue for some reason.


IMGP3158ed2sm by dr.shutter, on Flickr

Thank you for that Roger, The product of a curious mind I guess, I like to understand things and the way in which things work. I have enjoyed this learning process and it has allowed me to create some unusual images, I have never, until now actually created something Like art, I have managed to capture some wonderful scenes that were in front of me, but not actually created something from nothing.
I hope I can continue this for a while and develop it some more,
I am glad that others have found it interesting too.
Your comment is really, really appreciated.
Thank you.
Derek

The pentaxians group on facebook are putting together a year book and are looking for submissions, you do need to be in the group to submit.
Here is the link.

http://www.ideas-tm.de/yb2017/