The number two spot on this year's Top Ten list is actually a series, but a theme unites them.
Yes, it was taken in late 2020, but it didn't appear on the blog until January of 2021. In my book, it qualifies. It's my blog and I make the rules.
This is one of my overdone slow shutter speed shots, to capture the lights of passing cars.
The location: Spruce/Biden and North Washington in downtown Scranton.
I tried it again. Below is an early November shot, looking down on Lackawanna Avenue, from behind the Radisson.
And on the same morning in November, I was on the Harrison Avenue Bridge, looking down on the Central Scranton/Biden Expressway. Downtown is in the distance. Interstate 81 is at my back.
I've really grown to enjoy the technique, and I have some spots in mind to visit in 2022. The shots really depend on the location and the amount of traffic. The second and third photos were taken around 7 am-- a late sunrise as winter approached. One of the reasons I like shooting at night is you really don't have to depend on the weather.
Tomorrow, it's my favorite photo of 2021.