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Just my humble contribution/
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Northern Lights on Ring Lake
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Now that my friend is an image to be proud of! a 15s exposure looks about right for that lens.
Great photo
Thanks, I appreciate it
Very cool!
BEautiful
MorganP
Well-known member
Love it.
Thanks so much
Very cool Bill, I love the symmetry and great reflected colors!
Thanks Dave. Thankfully the wind died enough for a nice reflection
wassa1957
Active member
Don't be humble. That's great.
Thanks so much, I appreciate the kind words
Beautiful!
Thanks so much, I appreciate it
WOW!!! I love it!!
What is the reason for f/1.8?
Where have you focused?!
What is the reason for f/1.8?
Where have you focused?!
Thanks Joel
I went f/1.8 as I was treating it like a typical astro shot. Longish exposure with as little noise as possible due to the low iso. I manually focused infinity on the far shore which meant everything from about 25ft and on would be in focus.
Smart thinking.
My wife saw the shot and said: This can’t be real, but it is.
I’m curious though, with your naked eye, you also saw that same painting, or was it the long exposure?
At this point (around 10pm) it was just a glow and the long exposure brought out the colors.
Later on (around 2am) the colors and movement were visible to the naked eye.
Later on (around 2am) the colors and movement were visible to the naked eye.