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Photo of the Day: Moving Escalator
Posted 22 December, 2008 at 9:30am by Michael Chu(Filed under: Photography)
This is another example of a picture that I don't think is good, but somehow calls to me. I set the camera on the handgrip of an escalator and left the shutter open for a little more than two seconds. I'll have to try to get a "good" version of this photo sometime.
Supported on hand rail, 2.5 sec at f/18 on ISO 100, 17-35mm f/2.8 lens