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Darren, is this what you had in mind? I'm not sure of the exact height of the rock, but I would guess 15-20 feet. It sits in a depression worn by decades of visitors walking around the rock.
Posted by Darren Huski on July 14, 2014 at 8:32 PM
Yep, that's it. Boy a Fisheye could really do that well.
Great job Rob. I really like the milky way and the rock but I think I would have cropped it just at the base. The lighting on the foreground is a little bit distracting for me.
The last time I was here my car overheated and it took me all day to get back home.
Ken, thanks for the suggestion, I can see your point. In general, I have trouble with foregrounds when light painting, as the foregrounds almost always overexpose.
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3 repliesThe last time I was here my car overheated and it took me all day to get back home.