Most major cities magically light up during the holiday season, and the Hungarian capital of Budapest is no different. Every winter, this city is covered in festive holiday decorations, but one of the most interesting of these are the city's trams, which are covered in 30,000 bright blinking LED lights.
The lights themselves might be of no particular interest – it's what photographers can do with them that is really cool. With a long exposure photo, these trams transform into ethereal cosmic vessels or time-travelling public transportation vehicles, giving photographers spending their holidays in Budapest a fun opportunity to snap some cool photos. Check it out!
Image Credits: Krisztian Birinyi
Image Credits: Zsolt Andrasi
Image Credits: Viktor Varga
Image Credits: Peter Almay
Image Credits: Kis Gabo Photography
Image Credits: Peter Lenkei
Image Credits: Istvan Decsi
Image Credits: Rizsavi Tamas
Image Credits: Istvan Decsi
Image Credits: englishhungary.blogspot.com
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Most major cities magically light up during the holiday season, and the Hungarian capital of Budapest is no different. Every winter, this city is covered in festive holiday decorations, but one of the most interesting of these are the city's trams, which are covered in 30,000 bright blinking LED lights.The lights themselves might be of no particular interest – it's what photographers can do with them that is really cool. With a long exposure photo, these trams transform into ethereal cosmic vessels or time-travelling public transportation vehicles, giving photographers spending their holidays in Budapest a fun opportunity to snap some cool photos. Check it out!
Image Credits: Krisztian Birinyi
Image Credits: Zsolt Andrasi
Image Credits: Viktor Varga
Image Credits: Peter Almay
Image Credits: Kis Gabo Photography
Image Credits: Peter Lenkei
Image Credits: Istvan Decsi
Image Credits: Rizsavi Tamas
Image Credits: Istvan Decsi
Image Credits: englishhungary.blogspot.com
Related:
Credits: My Modern Metropolis via Bored Panda
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