Milky Way Over Big Sable Lighthouse on Lake Michigan
Sep 17, 2020 22:58:19 #
Thanks everyone for your comments. I have cavalierly been known to say, to shoot a great landscape you have to put yourself in front of a great subject. But I was naive about what that experience would entail in order to be able to get a Milky Way shot.
During the heat of shooting when the stars burst in view clearly for a short period of time our group leader Pete checked and made sure I got the shot and I'm glad he did. And this was all done in near total darkness climbing and standing on a sandy hill that I couldn't see in a wilderness area that we were driven to in 4WDs.
During the heat of shooting when the stars burst in view clearly for a short period of time our group leader Pete checked and made sure I got the shot and I'm glad he did. And this was all done in near total darkness climbing and standing on a sandy hill that I couldn't see in a wilderness area that we were driven to in 4WDs.
Sep 18, 2020 05:13:01 #
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Sep 18, 2020 05:28:36 #
Fotoartist wrote:
Taken during a Peter Lerro workshop last weekend. Actually, my first Milky Way shot. It was rainy and cloudy for the entire workshop except for 45 minutes at 2:00 am Sun. morning when the clouds broke up. All the thanks go to Pete Lerro for a positive attitude, getting us to this location, and never giving up. I would never have guessed it would work out.
Outstanding image
Sep 18, 2020 06:06:05 #
Fotoartist wrote:
Taken during a Peter Lerro workshop last weekend. Actually, my first Milky Way shot. It was rainy and cloudy for the entire workshop except for 45 minutes at 2:00 am Sun. morning when the clouds broke up. All the thanks go to Pete Lerro for a positive attitude, getting us to this location, and never giving up. I would never have guessed it would work out.
Sep 18, 2020 06:21:16 #
Fotoartist wrote:
Taken during a Peter Lerro workshop last weekend. Actually, my first Milky Way shot. It was rainy and cloudy for the entire workshop except for 45 minutes at 2:00 am Sun. morning when the clouds broke up. All the thanks go to Pete Lerro for a positive attitude, getting us to this location, and never giving up. I would never have guessed it would work out.
Great results.
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Sep 18, 2020 07:10:33 #
Fotoartist wrote:
Taken during a Peter Lerro workshop last weekend. Actually, my first Milky Way shot. It was rainy and cloudy for the entire workshop except for 45 minutes at 2:00 am Sun. morning when the clouds broke up. All the thanks go to Pete Lerro for a positive attitude, getting us to this location, and never giving up. I would never have guessed it would work out.
Milky Way images are cool. Lighthouse images stir my soul. But your image here ... words fail me. Oh, WOW!
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