my ND110 long exposures would be pointless in most cases without some really nice clouds in the sky I'm pleased you like it as I think that this is a really pleasing angle on this church 
so I went round 4 different locations and for various reasons decided against each of them, and on realising that the outside temp was negative 8.5 celsius I decided that without company there was no way I could stick 2 hours for a star trail so that it how we come to another in car long exposure...
I would have been a late evening post if I'd done the star trail but I'm pleased that you like it, at least I can be happy I've posted a proper image even if not what I wanted for this evening I'm hoping that tomorrow will bring me some inspiration since it will be my 400th consecutive photo of the day
, so I've had no option but to bump up the ISO to the point that I can just about get my photo I wanted, this shows the start of the snow, it's been snowing in Warwickshire for about 30 minutes or so, it's not heavy at the moment but it will be interesting to see what we get 
even if I did forget my tripod today :bonk:
Hi Matt,
Congrats on reaching your 400th POTD! That is a brilliant accomplishment!
I've been checking out your photos and you've got some excellent shots there. Just wanted to say, keep going I'm looking forward to seeing what you think of next.
All the very best
Carol
I have been busy lately and racked up a fair number of miles getting the photo's that I want but it's the great support that I've received from TP that keeps me going on this challenge I thought it was a good camouflage, I will take my tripod out with me tomorrow I'll save that for tomorrow morning 
Day 34 was actually taken on a brand of petrol station that has a lot of green lighting so your right I have produced far better trails
I'm pleased to say that the Range Rover didn't even flinch at the opportunity to go up and down a really steep and snow covered hill 
Good examples of expressing the cold bleak winter weather in thse last two Matt
I'm sure I wouldn't want to get stranded up there it can get and was very cold and very windy :shake:
as it is just of the other side shrouded in the mist is a large MoD Munitions Store with the half century being the next milestone I'm pleased that your liking what your seeing in the thread
but then the title would really not have worked The weather is still rather dull and drab at the moment making life a little bit hard to do a landscape, mainly down to the fact that very little of the landscape is visible 
Oh I do miss that "fog" stuff.....Not!!
A nice scene that Matt...The peppering of snow adds to it.
I'm starting to miss that thing that they call the sun I'm pleased you like this part of me things that it would have worked even better with a full snow covering but I'm still happy with this look
I reality this is not the most spectacular location for a light trail, I had intended to do a light trail at a location that is special to me as it's the first location I did a light trail, but the M6 was a bit of a car park this evening so I ended up at a new location to me on a new motorway to me this was taken over the M69
I'm really pleased with my work so far this year it's been a great start to the year for me, I've done a lot more landscape's that I've done in the past and I'm really enjoying it I hope that you get the weather that your looking for star trails are a lot of fun, but and this is the most important thing check your composition and focus as spot on before you start as it's really frustrating when you've spent an hour plus only for them to be a little off Fab trail
Cool trail Matt...Like it!
Reminds me...need to get out and do some more myself
I would say that there is about a month or two of good light trail season left now just to get my POTD sorted for yesterday now, just doing the edit now
hehe.....sparks came a wee bit close hey
health and safety, risk assessment whats that
there's not point being safe when you can live life dangerously maybe time to invest in wireless trigger though
