So I live out in a suburb in the middle of nowhere.
We aren't farmers or anything, but we've got farms on all sides.

This makes for some interesting photo ops of quiet roads at night.
So I went out at night to get some interesting photos of quiet roads, now that I have a tripod and can use shutter speeds slower than 1/60 (woo!)

It's kinda creepy, standing in the middle of the road, setting up your tripod and waiting for a car to turn you into a pavement pancake or a crazed farmer to chop you up and feed you to his pigs (read: william pickton).
But I managed to get some okay pictures, and I went home.

IMPORTANT: Always review pictures CLOSELY on the camera screen.
So, I checked out the pictures on my computer, and they had these weird reflections.
Fuck, turns out they came from the UV filters I forgot to remove before the shoot.
Shoot fail.

So I went out AGAIN and took the pictures over again (waiting for crazy farmer AGAIN), and they came out better (obvz).
Shoot win.

I also tried to manual focus for these pictures.
Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't.
Autofocus still beats me though :<