Milky Way

[KeithBreazeal]

Moon rise. The evening of shooting the Perseids draws to a close.
Canon 5D IV, Sigma 14mm f1.8

Perseids 2017 Bear River Moon Rise 3833 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Last weekends adventure- Red Rock Canyon, CA.
Canon 5D Mark IV, Sigma 14mm f1.8 Art

Red Rock Canyon & Milky Way 4675 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

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Beautiful picture, Keith.

 

[TLau74]

Hi All,
I have followed Canon Rumors for ~6yrs now, but never really posted any pictures officially in the forum. The pictures posted here are really amazing and I always felt my were no where close to the caliber. Anyways, here is officially my first one...I welcome any critiques. I hope you enjoy it.

Tlau74

 

[rpt]

Hi All,
I have followed Canon Rumors for ~6yrs now, but never really posted any pictures officially in the forum. The pictures posted here are really amazing and I always felt my were no where close to the caliber. Anyways, here is officially my first one...I welcome any critiques. I hope you enjoy it.

Tlau74

Lovely shot! Where did you shoot it?

 

[lion rock]

Keith and TLau74,
These images are wonderful!
-r

 

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Hi All,
I have followed Canon Rumors for ~6yrs now, but never really posted any pictures officially in the forum. The pictures posted here are really amazing and I always felt my were no where close to the caliber. Anyways, here is officially my first one...I welcome any critiques. I hope you enjoy it.

Tlau74

This is a beautiful shot. Keep posting.

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Beautiful picture, Keith.

Thank you

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Keith and TLau74,
These images are wonderful!
-r

Thanks!

 

[TLau74]

Hi All,
I have followed Canon Rumors for ~6yrs now, but never really posted any pictures officially in the forum. The pictures posted here are really amazing and I always felt my were no where close to the caliber. Anyways, here is officially my first one...I welcome any critiques. I hope you enjoy it.

Tlau74

Lovely shot! Where did you shoot it?

Thanks for the kind words. It was shot in Joshua Tree National Park near the Yucca Valley (North West) park entrance.

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Cyclops Skull Arch at Alabama Hills, California
5D Mark IV, Sigma 14mm f1.8 Art 13 sec., f1.8, ISO 4000
This was the most challenging subject I have light painted so far.
One light inside the "skull", one to the left of frame, and one at the cameras position.

Cyclops Arch & Milky Way 4697b © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

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Cyclops Skull Arch at Alabama Hills, California
5D Mark IV, Sigma 14mm f1.8 Art 13 sec., f1.8, ISO 4000
This was the most challenging subject I have light painted so far.
One light inside the "skull", one to the left of frame, and one at the cameras position.

Excellent shot! Well done, Keith.

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Cyclops Skull Arch at Alabama Hills, California
5D Mark IV, Sigma 14mm f1.8 Art 13 sec., f1.8, ISO 4000
This was the most challenging subject I have light painted so far.
One light inside the "skull", one to the left of frame, and one at the cameras position.

Excellent shot! Well done, Keith.

Thank you

 

[tpatana]

Happened to be in Oregon last weekend, took couple test shots:

 

[basketballfreak6]

Canon 5D4 + Sigma 14mm 1.8

Milky Way over Glass House Mountains by Tony, on Flickr

 

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Canon 5D4 + Sigma 14mm 1.8

Lovely shot. Nicely done, Tony.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Kieth.
Very nicely done, nice balance of the light.
When you say light painting, I'm guessing from the description of one inside the skull etc you are doing it with flashes and not a flashlight shone here and there during the exposure?

Cheers, Graham.

Cyclops Skull Arch at Alabama Hills, California
5D Mark IV, Sigma 14mm f1.8 Art 13 sec., f1.8, ISO 4000
This was the most challenging subject I have light painted so far.
One light inside the "skull", one to the left of frame, and one at the cameras position.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi tpatana.
An interesting take on the subject, very different.

Cheers, Graham.

Happened to be in Oregon last weekend, took couple test shots:

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Tony.
Very cool shot, nicely done. Please tell me you planned and tested and revised the plan to get this shot of the Milky Way pouring out of the Glass House Mountains?

Cheers, Graham.

Canon 5D4 + Sigma 14mm 1.8

 

[basketballfreak6]

Canon 5D4 + Sigma 14mm 1.8

Lovely shot. Nicely done, Tony.

thanks mate

Hi Tony.
Very cool shot, nicely done. Please tell me you planned and tested and revised the plan to get this shot of the Milky Way pouring out of the Glass House Mountains?

Cheers, Graham.

Canon 5D4 + Sigma 14mm 1.8

haha Graham if i am being honest we only started looking at google map trying to locate a decent vantage point on the actual day and ended up looking for a different spot on the night in the dark...it just ended up working out that way lol

at one stage we almost thought we weren't going to get anything coz unexpected clouds came rolling in (said clouds ruined our shot of the ISS passing through the moon as well )