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After spending the last 6 days shooting nightscapes with Wayne Pinkston we managed to get to Mono Lake to shoot a few panoramas. We had to find a location far away from the south tufas because being a new moon and on a saturday night the main area was a zoo, kids running around with flashlights photographers stumbling around in every direction. It was kinda like drunk disneyland, Hehe.
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Taken at Drinkfield Marsh Nature Reserve, Darlington, County Durham on 09/04/2020 during my daily exercise.
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Mon coeur est un territoire habité par mille petits feux follets qui s'ébattent et le parcourent en tous sens, afin qu'il ne s'éteigne jamais.
© Hella Yver 23 mai 2023
My heart is a territory inhabited by a thousand little will-o'-the-wisps which frolic about, which run through it in all directions, so that it never goes out.
© Hella Yver 23 mai 2023
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Late evening view after the sun set at Lake Mono in California. Took this capture well after all the other photographers (saw about 5 here) left. The lighting was great and the moon there in the sky was a nice added bonus drawing my attention.
"I will take what is mine with fire and blood."
Does this look like a dragon tail to you?
Have a great Friday and fantastic weekend ahead friends.
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Many do not know that there is a crater there next to Mono Lake ... and on this magical night the lava started to flow from a new opening ...
... or maybe there was just some lights from another photographer that lit the scene. This photographer was walking over to coordinate some light painting he was doing and the impact it might have on our captures. He had a red light on his head and a small led flashlight as well that combined for the light there among the tufa.
Then again, I like the idea of the lava instead ;)