Adonyvan
first light on the Lone Pine Peak
A peek through the famous Mobius Arch of the Lone Pine Peak during sunrise.
I left the Death Valley NP in the moring after the sunrise shot at the badwater basin, and arrived at the Lone Pine at noon. Then I scouted around the Alabama Hills area in the afternnon, finally found the legendary Mobius Arch. I shot the sunset and night starry sky over there, and got up early in the morning for the sunrise too. Wide angle was the first thing came to my mind because I wanted to include the whole beauty in my shoot, but I also wanted to get my money's worth for the 70-200mm VR I rented, so I put the lens on and walked around for cmposition, and this is what I got: the first light struck on the Lone Pine Peak
Nikon D7000
Nikkor 70-200mm f2.8 VR
f10 20sec (it was still dark then)
77mm slim polarizer
tripod mounted
first light on the Lone Pine Peak
A peek through the famous Mobius Arch of the Lone Pine Peak during sunrise.
I left the Death Valley NP in the moring after the sunrise shot at the badwater basin, and arrived at the Lone Pine at noon. Then I scouted around the Alabama Hills area in the afternnon, finally found the legendary Mobius Arch. I shot the sunset and night starry sky over there, and got up early in the morning for the sunrise too. Wide angle was the first thing came to my mind because I wanted to include the whole beauty in my shoot, but I also wanted to get my money's worth for the 70-200mm VR I rented, so I put the lens on and walked around for cmposition, and this is what I got: the first light struck on the Lone Pine Peak
Nikon D7000
Nikkor 70-200mm f2.8 VR
f10 20sec (it was still dark then)
77mm slim polarizer
tripod mounted