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| red light on my headlamp |
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| I love the prickly pear in this one |
A few key to night shots if you want to give them a try :
1) Long exposure (some were 2 secs others 10sec)
2) Stable surface (rocks, bridges, branches propped up the camera)
3) Timer (pressing the shutter button shakes it too much)
7 comments:
...the big yellow one is the sun.
these are awesome!
I feel like that would be a great place to shoot a suspenseful/scary movie. Or at least those photos make it seem like it would.
I think I would have enjoyed reading "Dracula" in that setting and shivering a bit as I imagined the quiet sound of bat wings in the moonlight. . .
Oh hello , Ansel. ( Adams, not zoolander). This is the havasupi i remember because we hiked in and out through the night. Gorgeous.
The collaboration on the night photos was one of the fun parts of this trip for me. They sure turned out wonderful.
Wow! They have a great pre-Halloween spookiness to them:)
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