It's amazing how long exposure photography turns night into day, but with the stars and anything else that gives off light.
When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe - John Muir
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Spontaneous Marsh Run
The rainy, cloudy weather broke enough for me to get down to the marsh last night. The moon was full, which once again activated flocks of waterfowl. Coyotes were also howling, and I always seem to get one good startle from the screech of a barn owl. The heavy rains of late also had the frogs croaking in one loud continuous roar. I tried out my wide angle lens on the old building. When the picture below is full screen, you can see the star trails circling the North Star. Each time out I learn a little more. These pictures were taken at about 8:00 pm, and believe me, you can hear much more than you can see.
It's amazing how long exposure photography turns night into day, but with the stars and anything else that gives off light.
It's amazing how long exposure photography turns night into day, but with the stars and anything else that gives off light.
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It is amazing how much this looks like daytime!! The star trails are really cool!
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