Thank god!

For some reason my neighbors seem to have gotten rid of their security light that was driving me insane, I can finally experiment with night time photography from my backyard. I am no photographer and have a 50$ camera, but there are not many things that I find more satisfying then taking a photo.

Before the light was turned off, yea its taken through a bug screen, but it was more to show how bad the light was. 60 second exposure.
http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/6...relightmq1.jpg

And with the light off and screen removed.
http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/4...erlightjm7.jpg

Hahaha, bright lights at night are such piss-offs. It gets way too hot here to sleep in the summer, so i open my window and the shades to let the wind in, but my f***ing neighbours leave their damn lights on 24/7 and they are REALLY bright. Sucks even more because the wall on the the opposite side of my room is a massive mirror, you know, because I check myself out so often ...

Sweet. I love night photography. Have we had an MPC night contest yet?

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Originally Posted by hdcb166

Hahaha, bright lights at night are such piss-offs. It gets way too hot here to sleep in the summer, so i open my window and the shades to let the wind in, but my f***ing neighbours leave their damn lights on 24/7 and they are REALLY bright. Sucks even more because the wall on the the opposite side of my room is a massive mirror, you know, because I check myself out so often ...

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I can relate to the heat, sort of. This this the first place I have lived without A/C, not that it gets real hot here. Of course in my house it will be 80 in my current bedroom, 70 in the rest of the house and I have never seen it get above 65 in what will be my bedroom in the basement. A nice privacy fence along the bottom of my yard would solve most of the light problems from them, but I really fucking hate tall fences.