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I know, a slight take on Contest #9, but my daughter and I were out on a school assignment for her and decided to take some pictures of the road. Time to see what you guys got...



Place some neon lights in the picture, and just maybe you'll get my vote.

Submissions will close on Sunday, February 15th, 2015 at 11:59PM Eastern Standard Time (EST)

1. Any interpretation of the theme that falls within Bimmerpost.com rules is welcome.
2. You must be the person that took the photo. Photos taken prior to the start of the contest are acceptable as long as you are the one that captured the image.
3. One submission per contest, and you cannot resubmit a photo that you've submitted before in a previous contest.
4. Images must be no larger than 1024 px in any direction. Links to larger images are allowed but you must have one that is no more than 1024 px for the poll.
5. All contestants must host their own pictures (which includes hosting them on Bimmerpost).
6. All images must have a title.
7. While post processing in Photoshop is allowed, adding or removing parts of the picture is not. In the event a photo is suspected to be "photo-chopped," the contestant will be asked to provide the original picture.
8. If you participate in this contest you must be able to in a timely manner create the next contest, no excuses.

[Mr Tonka]

So road and car specific long shutter shots, right?

[M_Six]

Traffic

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Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

So road and car specific long shutter shots, right?

Good question. Needs to show the road - but does not necessarily need to show cars (although I think many would have them)...could be people - like someone moving a flashlight, or a bike with it's flashing LED lights. Could even be a very busy intersection where the extended time lapse shows almost nothing.

[Mr Tonka]

Fade into the night



Does this fit?

Turns out when photographing moving LEDs (flashing at a high frequency of course) they show up like this. Interesting though, the LEDs the teams use for self identification work at a much higher frequency than the position numbers provided by IMSA.

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Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Does this fit?

Turns out when photographing moving LEDs (flashing at a high frequency of course) they show up like this. Interesting though, the LEDs the teams use for self identification work at a much higher frequency than the position numbers provided by IMSA.

Absolutely it fits.

[Itsed65]

Friday Night Bridge Lights

Friday Night Bridge Lights by lennycarl08, on Flickr

[ddk632]

Skyscrapers


Skyscrapers by ddk632, on Flickr

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Final weekend for any other entries...