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d0rathexplorer t1_j7iegub wrote
Currently making plans to go myself after seeing this 😄
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zantosh t1_j7i7o86 wrote
Reply to Budir / Iceland [1280x1920] [OC] by Wimair
Buðir
Gold_for_Gould t1_j7i6rmh wrote
Reply to comment by FerretZealousideal38 in A Cascade on the Leatherwood Creek near the Buffalo River in NW Arkansas. [5514*3816] [OC] by SpaceManSamO417
I loved exploring the back country dirt roads on a dirtbike but my rule was always to turn around after the second confederate flag.
funnywastakentwice t1_j7i63ea wrote
Reply to comment by SoloExperiencer in Bunda Cliffs, South Australia. [OC] 1067x1600 by SoloExperiencer
Oh cool
JMacRed t1_j7i4w9m wrote
Awesome!
therockandrollsavior t1_j7i47o4 wrote
True beauty
SoloExperiencer t1_j7i426z wrote
Beautiful light, composition, and editing!
AKMtnr OP t1_j7i3odm wrote
I took these photos Saturday night (2/4/23). I got lucky with the weather, the clouds were covering the Chugach all day, but parted at sunset. I took this on the frozen Eagle River, between the Yukla Yurt and the Echo Bend area of the Crow Pass trail. From this view, you can see nearly 7,000 feet of rise on the NW face of the peak. This is almost double the rise of in elevation you see on El Capitan from the Yosemite Valley floor. I climbed this one back in May of 2021 (from the much more moderate East/North East aspects).
Photo details: this is a panoramic of a few vertical shots stitched together. Why? Because I only had a telephoto with me and the composition at 100mm was too tight for my liking.
Camera and settings:
Sony A7RV
Sony 100-400mm lens
100mm, f/7.1, ISO 100, 1 second
You can see more of my photography here:
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CharlesBrooks OP t1_j7i0uf3 wrote
Reply to comment by Jonny7Tenths in Machuca Territory in the high plains of the Atacama Desert, Chile [OC] [2500 x 2500] by CharlesBrooks
Two things - first the sky was tracked with a benro Polaris, that's why I don't have star trails.
Second - this is one of the darkest places on earth. No light pollution for hundreds of miles. I'm also at an altitude of around 4000 meters so there's little atmosphere to shoot through, and the atmosphere is bone dry. This is why some of the world's largest observatories are in this region.
iGaveUCardiacArrest t1_j7i0tz9 wrote
🍑
iGaveUCardiacArrest t1_j7i0rym wrote
Reply to comment by MisaPeka in Bunda Cliffs, South Australia. [OC] 1067x1600 by SoloExperiencer
And Urdu 😂
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Reply to Budir / Iceland [1280x1920] [OC] by Wimair
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SoloExperiencer OP t1_j7hvhyk wrote
Reply to comment by Athyrical in Bunda Cliffs, South Australia. [OC] 1067x1600 by SoloExperiencer
Yes, it was taken about 30 minutes after sunrise, it's always best to photograph these cliffs at low golden light like this. Will try and take a few drone shots too!
Athyrical t1_j7huuey wrote
Gorgeous photo, seems like you were there at the perfect time of the day. The light and mist are beautiful 👍
Jonny7Tenths t1_j7hrnd7 wrote
Reply to comment by CharlesBrooks in Machuca Territory in the high plains of the Atacama Desert, Chile [OC] [2500 x 2500] by CharlesBrooks
That is amazing. I'm completely new to astrophotography but I see everything from satellite tracks to hydrogen nebulae. Can you provide a little more detail on how you captured so much in a single 60 second expose of the sky? Cheers.
Fortune_Inevitable t1_j7hof6q wrote
Reply to comment by Team_Ed in Alberta, Canada [4000x6000] [OC] by jamiedadawg
Probably a Cumberland Farms down there in the valley.
Seasaltlx t1_j7hmly7 wrote
Reply to comment by Wimair in Háifoss / Iceland [1920x1295] [OC] by Wimair
Yes, please! Should I DM you are do you prefer to upload it somewhere?
SoloExperiencer t1_j7hj611 wrote
Reply to Budir / Iceland [1280x1920] [OC] by Wimair
Certainly one of the best aurora photos I've ever seen. What a swirl!
SoloExperiencer OP t1_j7hise7 wrote
Reply to comment by funnywastakentwice in Bunda Cliffs, South Australia. [OC] 1067x1600 by SoloExperiencer
Crumbling buildings in Inception were in fact inspired by these cliffs, according to Nolan.
jocem009 t1_j7hiqxd wrote
Reply to Winter rapids in Scotland [4000X6000] (OC) by The_Alski
Looks nice. Also looks like a place finnish metal bands might get lost in.
CletusDSpuckler t1_j7hi27w wrote
Reply to A Cascade on the Leatherwood Creek near the Buffalo River in NW Arkansas. [5514*3816] [OC] by SpaceManSamO417
Very nice. Good job photoshopping out the still.
cg_carrotss OP t1_j7if022 wrote
Reply to comment by d0rathexplorer in Blue Wash Trail, Arizona [1776 x 1184] [OC] by cg_carrotss
Yay! If you do this trail, I recommend going early to have some alone time at the small waterfall :)