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February 28, 2010
Balanced Rock by Moonlight by ~tourofnature
Suggester writes: "It's amazing what long exposures can show us that our eyes could never see. Fog swept moonlight descending like a veil, and stars glinting beyond in the darkened night sky. This shot took some dedication, and man was it worth it. It's downright gorgeous."
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An attempt at night photography in Arches National Park. One constant companion I had on my recent weekend trip to the park was fog.
I walked through the fog in an impossibly quiet night until the precariously balanced rocked loomed before me. I shot here for about an hour in complete silence as I watched layer after layer of fog sweep over my subject. After many shots, this was one of the only ones with enough of a break in the fog to see the sky and stars, the full moon was directly above the rock on the right of the frame.
This was around a 60 second exposure.
Canon 5D. 17-40mm.
<If you're interested in a fine art print of any size please contact me via e-mail @ wayson.wight@comcast.net>
I walked through the fog in an impossibly quiet night until the precariously balanced rocked loomed before me. I shot here for about an hour in complete silence as I watched layer after layer of fog sweep over my subject. After many shots, this was one of the only ones with enough of a break in the fog to see the sky and stars, the full moon was directly above the rock on the right of the frame.
This was around a 60 second exposure.
Canon 5D. 17-40mm.
<If you're interested in a fine art print of any size please contact me via e-mail @ wayson.wight@comcast.net>
Image size
755x431px 90.03 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 5D
Shutter Speed
64/1 second
Aperture
F/5.6
Focal Length
17 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
Jan 30, 2010, 12:08:34 AM
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A spectacular night atmosphere 
I love the mist playing with the rock and the point of view you've chosen 
I love the mist playing with the rock and the point of view you've chosen