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We were vacationing in Utah and I was flipping through our Moon Guide and I came across a listing for Goblin Valley State Park. I figured we HAD to check that out. We could not believe our eyes when we stepped up to the edge of the valley from the parking lot. AMAZING! As you can see.
We were vacationing in Utah and I was flipping through our Moon Guide and I came across a listing for Goblin Valley State Park. I figured we HAD to check that out. We could not believe our eyes when we stepped up to the edge of the valley from the parking lot. AMAZING! As you can see.
Here are my very first efforts with Sprocket Rocket! All photos are taken in my neighborhood, Kypseli, in Athens,Greece and a nearby park. Hope you like them!
It might have been the hardest photographic conditions ever in the polar station of Ny Ålesund. Because of the polar night in November, there was only glimpses of light around noon, Other than that only darkness and the lights of the buildings in the worlds northermost settlement. I was taking my free saturday to walk around and to take shots. As i was limited to only little weight on my trip, I had to decide which cameras i can take. For panoramics I decided for the XPAN and the very wide wide wide 30mm lens. Because I knew I had to expose the hell out of the frame, with swing lenses you just have a limit on exposure times. For the landscape picture I might have exposed the picture up to 4 minutes. But it was cold and windy and did I mention cold? So I had set the distance, the frame and aperture in darkness. I used a gorillapod with a release cable and because of the low level and the darkness I had to assume and guess the distance to the objects. I was a game of trial and error. I learned a lot. I am grateful!
Inspired through the great lightpainting shots of @ck_berlin I thought I might give it another try. I used our basement and was hoping that no one of the neighbours would come down there and ruin the shots. I used sparklers, Fritz the Blitz, a flash light and an ipad app called "MyLightPaint".
More pictures from my trip to northern California. We stopped by an almond orchard to take pictures of the beautiful flowers on all of the trees. The ground was so thick with petals that it looked like snow! I have never seen an almond tree in person, before.
