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I've lost track of how many times I've placed my tripod in front of this cluster of trees.
Devon, Alberta
Canada
One of my favorite spot to see the water reflection after the rain at fort baker. This was so low angle shot at 14mm view. Thanks Rokinon 14mm lens for such wide angle view and produced such sharp image :) One of my lucky snapshot of the day.
It is raining that is good for the California ;)
#colors #sanfrancisco #alwayssf #waterreflection #luckysnapshot #afterrain
Probably the darkest place I've ever been to to photograph the Milky Way. Drove for an hour on a dirt road, in the middle of the night to this location. Completely pitch black out except for the stars shining above!
Spruce Knob Lake, Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia.
Canon 5D Mark III
Rokinon 14mm ƒ/2.8
Andrew H Wagner (C)2017. All Rights Reserved.
Germany Valley, West Virginia.
This is one exposure, with the trees light painted with a flashlight.
Canon 5D Mark III
Rokinon 14mm ƒ/2.8
Andrew H Wagner (C)2017. All Rights Reserved.
Germany Valley, West Virginia.
This shot of the Milky Way took me many tries to perfect in one shot. I had to wait for car(s) to go by, and then try and light paint the trees the best I could so that everything was illuminated. But, after many attempts, I ended with this beauty.
Canon 5D Mark III
Rokinon 14mm ƒ/2.8
Andrew H Wagner (C)2017. All Rights Reserved.
I was hoping this road pointed directly to the core but unfortunately it didn't. Still a fun shot. See some more of this trip here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIP_XE9ez88
This is a still from a timelapse I shot during my first night on the summit of Mauna Kea, altitude 13,360 feet. Unfortunately, altitude sickness forced me down after only about 4 hours of shooting.
In the foreground is one of the dishes of the submillimeter array. You can see a few more of them in the image. To the left is the Subaru Telescope.
This was taken with my Canon 6D, Rokinon 14mm at f/2.8, ISO 6400, and 30 seconds of exposure.
shot this at the Osaka garden in Chicago, it was my first time going there. i shot a couple photos and this is the one i felt confident to share,
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"RO-KIN-ON" tonight's explosive sunset in Southern CA!!!! :) I am debuting my new 14mm Rokinon..... this is a crazy good piece of glass for the price!!!! Very impressed. I set this at... yes wait for it.... "f0 (is there such a thing?) and INFINITY" and VOILA....!!! Obviously NO filters, no stacking! 1 shot 25sec ISO100
This was taken way after sunset at 5.27pm (sunset was at 4.41pm)
Do let me know what you think????
*****Capturing the Light.... thanks to #escaype #sunsetforecasting !!! :D
Enjoy your week peeps! This might be my last post before I take for South Africa and the Jurassic Coast, Dorset England..... for the Holidays....
Got some fun shots out at the Mojave National Preserve. Not sure why I hadn't thought of this kind of composition before.
You can see some behind the scenes of this trip here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIP_XE9ez88
I used my cell phone screen to help light paint the underside of this Joshua Tree.
I discovered that this location is less than knee deep and has a nice gravel bottom. The cool water rushed by yet didn't disturb my tripod.
For the 2012 LP Olys. EL taped into pattern, PCP strobing. Ever so slight hold on the EL stick, then spun out of hands while dialing the aperture wheel down to deaden brighter PCP. Gotta love manual lenses! SOOC picture style neutral, AWB, 1 second exposure at ISO 500 and 2.8-22 aperture changed midstream.
There's still time to compete, but not much!
Spent the evening shooting the sunset over Two Jack Lake only to find out later that my brand new memory card was corrupted. This was one of the few shots that survived.
The trees look orange because we had a tungsten light from our cabin on.
Canon 5D Mark III
Rokinon 14mm ƒ/2.8
Andrew H Wagner (C)2017. All Rights Reserved.
On the East side of Michigan between Tawas and Alpena is a dark spot allowing for wonderful views of the rising Milky Way
Back to Snug Harbor on Staten Island for the NYC Lantern Festival. The crowds were minimal on this very chilly weeknight.
During these stressful times it’s always a good idea to get outside and enjoy what your local area has to offer. One could spend a lifetime exploring their own backyard.
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Nikon Z6ii
Rokinon 14mm f2.8
Sunrise in Rocky Mountain National Park...I was actually going for the mountain view that was behind me when I caught a glimpse of light out of my eye and when I turned around I about fell of this rock...I quickly found a spot, switched lenses and began to shoot...It was a crazy morning for sure but fighting the winds and cold was sure worth it.