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Showing posts with label night sky. Show all posts
Sailing Stones of Death Valley by ParchenPhotography
Facebook page for updates Website for full portfolio Sailing Stones; The Racetrack in Death Valley National Park is just one of those locations that must been seen to be believed. These rocks, some weighing hundreds of pounds, have never been seen moving but the evidence is obvious as they leave tracks across this dry lake bed. Aliens? Wind? Unsupervised children? I'm no scientist so I'll just take the pictures for you to enjoy. This spot has been a bucket-list location since I started shooting the night sky and the early summer Milky Way was a perfect reason to head down to California, fight the desert heat, and drive on a very long and nasty dirt road to get there. I may have completely obliterated the shocks on my rental car to get here (seriously, they were gone by the end of the trip), but I guess that's just a sacrifice that I was willing to make. Enjoy! Tech: ILCE-A7r Zeiss Distagon T* 2,8/21 Sky: Tracked 4 Minutes, ISO 800, F/2.8 Ground: 30 seconds, ISO 800, F/4. Focus Stacked LR5 -> CS6 via 500px http://ift.tt/1neQO68
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Offspring by goldpaintphotography
Figurines called Sand Tufa's (pronounced toofah), gradually jettison up from salty floors as freshwater springs percolate through briny lake-bottom sand. Intricate sand tubes and columns become exposed as winds strip away their sandy coverings, and cast reflections off the shoreline of Mono Lake, CA. According to research data, this shallow lake basin is probably 1-3 million years old; making it among the most ancient lakes in North America. Embracing roughly 400 recorded vertebrate species within its watershed, Mono Lake and its surrounding areas encompass one of California¬タルs richest natural resources. Coupled with the Milky Way¬タルs expanse; it gives the viewer a sense of an ecosystem struggling for survival. If you're interested in joining me out in the field, there are still a few spaces left in our 2014 schedule. Visit our 2014 Night Sky Photography Workshops page for more info. via 500px http://ift.tt/1n1I6bo
Waterfall Dreamscape by AaronGroen
"Waterfall Dreamscape" This dreamscape is a composite of two shots one from the split rock pics the other night , this one I never used because the colors had pretty much left the sky just after dusk but I had finally found the composition I was looking for... figures right as soon as the sunset is over. So I figured why not use it here 4 seconds f/22 100iso. The second shot for the milky way comes from another time close to this location near Garretson, South Dakota 25 seconds f/2.8 3200. http://ift.tt/12PMe6X http://ift.tt/17rcAiv Prints - http://ift.tt/19E8gvs via 500px http://ift.tt/1mKjQsT
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Milky Way over Alabama Hills by nightscape
Milky Way over granite pinnacles at Alabama Hills - Tuttle Creek Canyon area. There are 6 battery powered lights hidden among the rocks that were used to light this scene. These pinnacles are about 40 feet (14 m.) high. Most of my NightScapes are ONE exposure (less than 30 seconds), with just enough light painting added during the exposure to enhance landscape recognition. For more how-to and behind-the-scenes information about my NightScape work and other featured night photographers, visit my Into The Night Photography blog. For Milky Way photography workshops, visit my NightScape Events page. You can order PRINTS here. via 500px http://ift.tt/1imtAK1
Milky Way over The Fortress by nightscape
Milky Way over The Fortress, Bryce Canyon National Park. Early Spring, with a trace of snow. Most of my NightScapes are ONE exposure (less than 30 seconds), with just enough light painting added during the exposure to enhance landscape recognition. For more how-to and behind-the-scenes information about my NightScape work and other featured night photographers, visit my Into The Night Photography blog. For Milky Way photography workshops, visit my NightScape Events page. You can order PRINTS here. via 500px http://ift.tt/1jxcKbN
Portal by goldpaintphotography
My participants and I had a lot of fun during our night sky workshop in Arches National Park over the weekend. Not only am I an instructor, but also a full-time light painter. If you're interested in joining me out in the field, there are still spaces left in our 2014 schedule. Visit our 2014 Night Sky Photography Workshops page for more info. via 500px http://ift.tt/1rWEgSL
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