Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Rand47 on June 24, 2013, 08:17:27 pm
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a900, Sony 70-400mm G SSM
(http://rsadams.smugmug.com/Other/Fine-Art-Photos/i-B8HDJgB/2/X2/_DSC6070-Edit-X2.jpg)
From the Inland Empire of SoCal. Two frames. Foreground at 85mm, moon at 400mm - PP in LR5, compositing in CS6.
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great work, cool moon
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Good work.
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Awesome image! I'm jealous. I was at White Mountain in the Eastern Sierra over the weekend for high elevation training for my Mount Whitney trip next weekend. I attempted to photograph the moonrise, but it was already too dark by the time the moon was visible at 11,000+ feet. Even the super moon couldn't illuminate any interesting foreground in the area. Oh well... I will just enjoy your photography with envy! :)
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Thanks all, for the kind comments.
I was assisted by the Photographer's Ephemeris app on my iPhone when I did my early afternoon "pre scout" of the location.
Until about 6:30 p.m. I thought I'd be out of luck due to the clouds on the horizon... and then they turned into something incredible.
A lesson in patience . . .
Rand
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I was assisted by the Photographer's Ephemeris app on my iPhone when I did my early afternoon "pre scout" of the location.
Until about 6:30 p.m. I thought I'd be out of luck due to the clouds on the horizon... and then they turned into something incredible.
A lesson in patience . . .
Rand
Doing homework/scouting before going out can be rewarding and your fantastic image proves it!
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Fabulous image.