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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Sorrento wheel in long exposure for Treasure Tuesday

 


The wheel appears flimsy, its skeletal frame shivering under the weight of spinning neon, while the carriages sway with a loose, unnerving wobble that keeps the cautious grounded on the grass. Yet, what fails the test of structural faith triumphs as a nocturnal masterpiece. Captured in the patient stretch of time, the churning anxiety of the ride dissolves into a flawless, hypnotic target of light—a swirling bullseye of red, blue, and gold pinned against the dark, transforming a shaky carnival relic into a breathless monument of long-exposure wonder.



Sony A7RV

FE 16mm f1.8 G




Linking Treasure Tuesday


24 comments:

  1. Preciosa nocturna. Esa rueda parece girar muy rápidamente y el dibujo de sus luces es impresionante.

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  2. Debido al efecto generado por esa larga exposición parece que la noria va a toda velocidad.

    Saludos.

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  3. Aquestes rodes donen molt de joc.

    Salutacions.

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  4. What a wonderful long exposure of this Farris wheel. My wife was more nervous about riding the wheel than any other ride. She would rather be on a rollercoaster.

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  5. It's beautiful. A great shot.

    Thank you for joining the Awww Mondays Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. ☺

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  6. If I was ever tempted to travel on the wheel, I am now not. You have a nice not quite new wheel to do some camera play with now.

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  7. It looks like the people would fall off due to the speed of the rotation--- Wonderful effect!

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  8. Muy bonito el efecto de la larga exposición, la noria convertida en una diana.

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