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The Custom House in Dublin City Centre glowing yellow last night, with a perfectly still River Liffey making some nice reflections.
The 4 stautes under the main dome of Mercury,
Plenty, Industry, Neptune also nicely lit up.
With autumn & winter, new photo opportunities can light up your camera.
There's something special about an up-close encounter with a herd of Mountain Goats and this September evening was exceptional. The road to the top of Mount Evans (labeled as the highest paved road in North America) is usually closed by early September but with their later than usual opening for the season and a little help from Mother Nature, rangers left it open for guests to enjoy all the way into October...
See the story behind this image, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/golden-goat-herd.
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Join instructors Mike Berenson and Darren White in one of their exciting Single-Night Night Photography Workshop events on Mount Evans in Colorado to Make Your Milky Way Dreams Come True! With classroom training in Idaho Springs in the afternoon and in-field training on Mount Evans in the evening and night-time hours, you'll be sure to get something out of it.
More information at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com.
With all that's going on at Delicate Arch, it's easy to miss out on some of the elements and techniques that can make a great photograph. In this case, it's the lines that lead right to Delicate Arch that may be obvious now, but they're sure easy to miss when you're up there...
See the rest of the story including how I got the shot and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/all-lines-delicate-arch.
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Just two more months to go and our workshop season kicks off. Be sure to line yourself up with one of our exciting events at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com.
Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
• May 1st - 3 night event
• June 26th - 5 night event
• August 25th - 5 night event
• September 3rd - 3 night event
Grand Teton National Park
• May 26th - 5 night event
• June 4th - 3 night event
• September 22nd - 3 night event
Mount Evans
• July 9th - 1 night event
• August 6th - 1 night event
Clearing fog at Maroon Bells near Aspen Colorado.
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Workshops
www.nightphotographyworkshop.com only 2 spots left for our September workshop
This image is a multiple exposure blend captured as the moon eclipsed over this dilapidated shack in central Maine, USA - photographed Sept 27 2015, 8PM-2AM. Processed via LR & PS CC.
EXIF:
Foreground & Sky:
Nikon D600 & 14-24mm @ 14mm
f/2.8 - 13 secs - ISO 1600
Moon Sequence:
Nikon D7000 & 70-300mm @ 300mm (450mm equivalent)
f/11 - multiple secs - ISO 200-3200 (changed as the moon changed)
© Mike Taylor - Taylor Photography
Workshops - Presentations - Prints
using light and shadows to create leading lines for a night shot at the famous Delicate Arch in Moab Utah. Today we kicked off our "December Discount Days" for our 2016 Night Photography workshops. Any money you put towards a workshop gets you 20% off so the more you put down the more you save.... use "december" at checkout when you hold your spot www.nightphotographyworkshop.com
Yellowstone's boardwalk at the Grand Prismatic Hot Spring was incredible after the stars came out. Without any wind, the boardwalk seemed to float between the reflected stars below and the sky filled with stars above. And then the steam gave it an even more other-worldly experience.
With workshop students Elizabeth Eliot and Warren Lee, and a few more ghosts in view, it sure was a fun place to take pictures!
Photo Gear
• Camera Body - Sony A7RIII
• Camera Lens - Sigma 28-70mm f2.8 DG DN
• Tripod Head - Acratech GP Ballhead with Lever Clamp
• Tripod Legs - Feisol Elite CT-3472 Rapid Tripod Legs
Exposure Settings (69 frames)
• ISO: 12,800
• Shutter Speed: 20 seconds
• Aperture: f/2.8
"Fall Romance"
This is at the bottom of where two canyons meet. It was the perfect setting. I feel like this would be a beautiful place for an Autumn wedding. The fall colors, soft light, flowing water all really come together to make this a magical scene in my opinion. I want to go back here and just sit and relax and enjoy the fresh air and sound of the water cascading over the rocks. The experience was a kind of peace that one rarely finds.
I'll be adding this one to my website today with some others but you can always order directly though me for the absolute best prices.
The holidays are coming up quick and this is the time of year when I can offer you my absolute best prices on Fine Art Prints and Canvases... If there is anything you have your eye on, just message me or comment and let me know the size and if you want a Fine Art Print, canvas, metal or an acrylic and I will give you the best price possible...I'll even post it for everyone to see.
Below are some links you may find useful
My website - www.darrenwhitephotography.com
50% off Code for my website TMDTXE
2020 Night Photography workshops - www.nightphotographyworkshop.com
2020 Calendars - www.lulu.com/spotlight/drwhite75
Bandon, Oregon workshop -
www.darrenwhiteblog.com/blog for all the info!
All quoted prices will include free USA shipping. Bigger discounts when you order 2 or more at the same time going to the same address.
Message me with any questions you may have.
Only one spot left on our Milky Way Panorama Workshop in May.
www.nightphotographyworkshop.com/workshop-events/milky-wa...
The Milky way shows itself after the moon has set. This image will be displayed in a size of 32x48 beginning Nov 19th at the Gilpin Arts Gallery in Central City, Colorado along with several other of my Night Photography Images.
Sign ups are now available for our 2016 Night Photography Workshops. We will be teaching 3 and 5 days workshops in Grand Teton National Park, Arches and Canyonlands National Park as well as a couple single night events on Mount Evans near Denver Colorado.
Labor day weekend was a hot one in Moab, Utah. When we left the trailhead on Monday night it was 95 degrees at 7:30pm. We took the hike slow and arrived just after sunset. This allowed us to get into position for when the Milky Way was visible. I was in charge of the lighting and after setting the Low Level Light panel up for the group I noticed these shadows that the light made on the rocks. With the moon just getting ready to set I fired off a few shots to showcase the whole scene.. Milky Way over Delicate Arch, the setting moon and part of our group in the lower right corner. Everyone walked away with big smiles on their faces.
We just released our 2020 workshop schedule and you can find it here www.nightphotographyworkshop.com and you can use "EARLYBIRD" at checkout for 20% off. I hope you all had a wonderful weekend..
Seven vertical images stitched together to create this ultra wide Pano of Oxararfoss waterfall in Iceland. This is, or sure seemed to be one of the more popular attractions. I had to get down as low as I could because there were about 100 people behind me shooting over me while I did my pano.
Our 2019 Night Photography workshops are now open and filling up quickly.
www.nightphotographyworkshop.com
Contact me directly if you have any questions!
We are gearing up for our 2016 Night Photography Workshop Tour and you can find all the info you need ----> www.nightphotographyworkshop.com please feel free to ask any questions you may have!
2016 Workshops Schedule: smu.gs/1PLCdhs
This is a multiple exposure blend and vertical panorama of five images.
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This is my favorite vehilcle in the Pearsonville junkyard, and the hardest for me to shoot. The Big Dipper is in the upper right.
In life, there are a lot of places where we can see a balance. There's a balance between artificial and natural lighting and another one between day and night. But then on another level, there's a balance of life between humanity and nature. And then there's the balance between our planet earth and all the external forces that affect it.
For me, it's all a delicate balance that I love to show off in my photography. This image was captured at the beginning of twilight (before sunrise) from Delicate Arch during one of my night photography workshops in Arches National Park.
There is a lot more to this post... see the rest of the backstory, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/natures-delicate-balance
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Night photography workshops are going really well and I only have room left in one final workshop for 2014. If you're even thinking about a night photography workshop, check out the details now before these spots are gone.
Night Photography Workshop in Arches & Canyonlands National Parks in August
3 of 6 spots available
Big News Everyone!
Mike Berenson and Darren White are proud to announce the launch of their new website at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com, the new home for Making Milky Way Dreams Come True! Join them in celebrating the big news and the release of their 2016 event lineup!
There is a lot more to this post... see the story behind "Utah Cave Camping", how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/utah-cave-camping.
No, we weren't really tent camping at Delicate Arch but we sure did have fun! And knowing that our night photography workshop season is about to start back up again, we couldn't be more excited for another round of great events...
See the rest of the story including how I got the shot and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/starlight-tent-camping-delicate-arch.
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Just a few more days to go and our workshop season kicks off. Be sure to line yourself up with one of our exciting events at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com.
Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
• May 1st - 3 night event
• August 25th - 5 night event
• September 3rd - 3 night event
Grand Teton National Park
• May 26th - 5 night event
• September 22nd - 3 night event
Mount Evans
• July 9th - 1 night event
• August 6th - 1 night event
Like much of my night photography, this is a twisted take on a classic: Turret Arch as seen through North Window. But like Ol' Blue Eyes, I had to do it my way.
Worth noting in this photo was the night's wild airglow, which was prevalent on a few nights at around this time.
And just a little backstory, because I can't resist. I had met a friend (Jake Rogers) at the Balanced Rock area, where a couple of other photographers had just showed up as we were leaving. As we were talking by our car, one of the photographers came over for some small talk. I mentioned that we were leaving Balanced Rock, so that they could have the place to themselves. With that, Jake and I left. In my rear view mirror I noticed that the other two photographers were getting back in their vehicles. They ended up following us over to the Windows area (where these arches are) and following us ALL THE WAY UP THE TRAIL TO THIS LOCATION. If you've ever shot this location, you'll know that this is not a very large area. It was kind of a surreal moment. They were far enough behind us (both while we were driving and while we were hiking) that I kept thinking, "There's no way they're just following us, right?" Well, they were. Right up to a tiny little ledge, where they managed to wedge themselves in right next to us after spraying their lights all over. There was literally no one else at Balanced Rock, Double Arch, or several other arches on the way there.
What's up with that, anyway?
Mount Evans may be close to Denver's light pollution, but at 14,000 feet in elevation, the view of the stars above is very clear. In this image, Milky Way stars trail across the sky above the Meyer-Womble Observatory near the top of the mountain...
See the story behind this image, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from
www.coloradocaptures.com/meyer-womble-star-trails.
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Join instructors Mike Berenson and Darren White in one of their exciting Single-Night Night Photography Workshop events on Mount Evans in Colorado to Make Your Milky Way Dreams Come True! With classroom training in Idaho Springs in the afternoon and in-field training on Mount Evans in the evening and night-time hours, you'll be sure to get something out of it.
"I've taken several workshops over the years and yours was most definitely among the best of the best. Your teaching style makes everyone comfortable, whatever their level of experience."
I'm not sure if it's the mountain-top perspective or the fiery history but I've always found the Crest House to be interesting. Add Milky Way skies leaning at an angle that compliments that unique roofline and this scene on Mount Evans really comes to life!
I have to thank the couple of unintentional light painters who drove through the parking lot - gently illuminating the Crest House for me...
See the rest of the story including how I got the shot and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/crest-house-milk.
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Join instructors Mike Berenson and Darren White in one of their exciting Single-Night Night Photography Workshop events on Mount Evans in Colorado to Make Your Milky Way Dreams Come True! With classroom training in Idaho Springs in the afternoon and in-field training on Mount Evans in the evening and night-time hours, you'll be sure to get something out of it.
"I've taken several workshops over the years and yours was most definitely among the best of the best. Your teaching style makes everyone comfortable, whatever their level of experience."
I'm happy to announce that I've released my Night Photography Workshop schedule for 2014.
I've been getting rave reviews on my workshops this year at Arches National Park in Utah and Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado and will gladly continue running workshops in those two locations. For 2014, I've added Canyonlands National Park to the Arches workshops (in what felt like a natural addition) and a new Night Photography Workshop featuring a combination of Grand Canyon National Park and Sedona in Arizona.
All 6 of these Night Photography Workshops feature the same combination of classroom training and in-field training that made my multiple night workshops in 2013 so successful.
May 23-26, 2014 - Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
June 19-22, 2014 - Rocky Mountain National Park
August 17-20, 2014 - Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
August 30-September 2, 2014 - Grand Canyon National Park & Sedona
September 25-28, 2014 - Rocky Mountain National Park
October 16-19, 2014 - Arches & Canyonlands National Park
Check out the student written testimonials for more information and of course let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to help.
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Oh yea, if you'd like some details (or free wallpaper) for the image posted above ("Milky Way Illumination At Delicate Arch" taken during one of my Night Photography Workshops at Arches National Park), please see my blog post at www.coloradocaptures.com/milky-way-illumination-delicate-arch
Power to see things differently, the adventure starts here.
Traffic warping or standing still, pause or fast forward.
Nice light, during the night.
Portmarnock, Dublin, Ireland as Dublin Bus route 42 admires the traffic streaking by.
Far on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park, Lake Irene turned out to be the highlight of my Night Photography Workshop (on 8/3/2013). With super dark skies, our view of the Milky Way Skies above was nothing less than spectacular and all the students could feel the excitement!
This image comes from a single exposure (that's right, just one exposure) that combines ideal settings for the milky way skies together with subtle light painting - again, all in the same exposure. These and other techniques are included in all of my night photography workshops including this event at Rocky Mountain National Park and my multi-night event at Arches National Park.
There is a lot more to this post...
See the rest and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/lake-irene-milky-way-mirror
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Upcoming Night Photography Training
• August 31 - Night Photography Training Club Sandwich in Arches National Park - 1 of 6 spots available
• September 7 - Night Photography Workshop in Rocky Mountain National Park - 2 of 6 spots available
On this last night of my night photography workshop in Arches & Canyonlands, rainy skies cleared out which opened the door to Milky Way skies and Mesa Arch. I had a plan for that spot that I'd been sitting on ever since I got inspired by a really good photographer named Abe Blair at that same location years earlier.
And while I don't often get into the pictures of my students, I knew my students would enjoy this one. Sure enough, I couldn't help but notice the audible gasps and "holy cows" from students when they captured images that night - from all three of the locations we stopped at...
There is a lot more to this post... see the rest of the backstory, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/milky-way-madness-mesa-arch
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If you have any interest in shooting Milky Way stars or in shooting images like this, you won't want to miss my Night Photography Workshops in Arches & Canyonlands National Parks in Utah and Teton National Park in Wyoming. They're awesome opportunities to learn a ton about shooting Milky Way skies (from myself and fellow night photography instructor, Darren White) and get some killer shots at hand-picked locations and times.
Workshops: www.coloradocaptures.com/night-photography-training
Testimonials: www.coloradocaptures.com/testimonials/
2016 Workshops Schedule: goo.gl/vF4Bva
We are now offering processing sessions via Skype, please contact us for scheduling.
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Okay, I'm just having fun with the title but it sure looks to me like I'm pointing out where that big Milky Way is up above. Of course, it's a lot easier to see for a camera than it is with the human eye but if you have any idea what to look for and you're in a place without a lot of light pollution, it's pretty easy to find.
And if you've never seen the Milky Way with your own eyes, don't miss your chance. It's something I think everyone should see before they die...
See the rest of the story including how I got the shot and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/right-up-there.
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Don't miss our lineup of exciting night photography training events for 2016 at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com.
Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
• May 1st - 3 night event
• June 26th - 5 night event
• August 25th - 5 night event
• September 3rd - 3 night event
Grand Teton National Park
• May 26th - 5 night event
• June 4th - 3 night event
• September 22nd - 3 night event
Mount Evans
• July 9th - 1 night event
• August 6th - 1 night event
Shooting the Milky Way in the spring can be a lot of fun because of the Milky Way's low position in the sky as it rises up in the eastern skies. Sure, the early morning timing may not be as convenient but this low position in the sky can be used to capture some interesting photographs in a way that you simply can't do in other times of the year....
There is a lot more to this post... see the rest of the story, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/milky-way-rainbow-over-shark-fins.
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We have two night photography workshops left to go before we wrap up our 2015 season. And with one event sold-out and the other one very close, there's still time to make your Milky Way dreams come true this year. You'll just need to act now to make it happen!
Grand Teton National Park
September 21-24, 2015 - goo.gl/cVzi3H
What can I say? I love being a dad! And I'm not just a dad…
I'm Max's dad! :-)
I'm not sure what the best part is but I do believe that passing on a few of my values will be a great experience - for both of us. Captured at Fisher Towers, Utah.
Parasomnia is a disorder characterized by abnormal or unusual behavior of the nervous system during sleep.
This image is an exposure blend of two different shots, taken at different times of the year, in different locations, with different cameras. Processed and blended via Lightroom & Photoshop CC.
Ready to take your night sky photography and image processing to the next level? Check out the workshops we are offering this year: smu.gs/1PLCdhs We are also offering processing instruction via Skype. Cheers!
With an eclipsed moon, lighting was just right for a stunning view of the Milky Way over the Mount Evans Scenic Byway - the highest paved road in North America...
See the story behind this image, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from
www.coloradocaptures.com/mount-evans-road-milky-way.
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Don't miss the chance to work with Mike Berenson and Darren White in one of their exciting Single-Night Night Photography Workshop events on Mount Evans in Colorado! With classroom training in Idaho Springs in the afternoon and in-field training on Mount Evans in the evening and night-time hours, it makes for an incredible night photography learning experience.
"Mike and Darren are very enthusiastic and knowledgeable and work very hard at making sure everyone's needs are met, questions answered, and experience enjoyed."
I leave tomorrow and will be gone for 10 days in Moab Utah while we teach back to back workshops. One private and one public. I hope to have some nice images to share with you when I get back. Here is an image from 2016 while my daughter and I were on a 5K mile west coast road trip. Have a great weekend.
Workshops -
www.nightphotographyworkshop.com
only 2 spots left on our September event!
Blog -
"The Hunter Sleeps" - New on my website today with many others.
The Catholic Church of Immaculate Conception was built in 1887 and sits high on a plateau in the Central USA. I skipped fall colors in Colorado to chase the Hunter Moon as it set behind the church on the morning of Oct 14th, 2019. I spent 3 days in the area doing photography waiting for this special moment. All the days were crystal clear except for this particular morning. I feel fortunate to have got this shot before the Moon dipped into the thick bank of clouds you see near the horizon. The date the image was taken means a lot to me as it's a special day in my family. It's moments like this that make 5-9hr drives worth it...This is a location I will be returning to in 2020 to shoot the Milky Way.
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Good Morning - I added a bunch of new images to my website today.
The holidays are coming up quick and this is the time of year when I can offer you my absolute best prices on Fine Art Prints and Canvases... If there is anything you have your eye on, just message me or comment and let me know the size and if you want a Fine Art Print, canvas, metal or an acrylic and I will give you the best price possible...I'll even post it for everyone to see.
Below are some links you may find useful
My website - www.darrenwhitephotography.com
50% off Code for my website TMDTXE
2020 Night Photography workshops - www.nightphotographyworkshop.com
2020 Calendars - www.lulu.com/spotlight/drwhite75
All quoted prices will include free USA shipping. Bigger discounts when you order 2 or more at the same time going to the same address.
Message me with any questions you may have.
Conditions for this Milky Way Panorama workshop were already good and on this last night at Delicate Arch, we were super fortunate to see Aurora Borealis. But this was just the prelude… the real show got started soon after this sequence was captured. What a thrill that was!
My training partner, Darren White and I have just two more big events to go and we'll wind up our 2017 workshop season. With arcing Milky Way panoramas and Aurora Borealis and a cloud inversion and a big boatload of awesome students, this season was one for the history books! If you weren't part of the incredible experience this year, make sure to stay tuned for the 2018 schedule when it's released on December 1st from NightPhotographyWorkshop.com.
Before & After graphic with EXIF data here on Flickr: bit.ly/1TzdoF6
7 image panorama at Turret Arch in Arches Nat'l Park, Utah.
2016 Workshops Schedule: smu.gs/1PLCdhs
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Workshop students Teagan Picciano, Chris Scherpenseel, and Lorie Wurl make the most of the clouds and stars over Delicate Arch in the final hour of our recent night photography workshop in Arches & Canyonlands National Parks in Utah.
It was a great event with a terrific class and Milky Way skies on all 3 nights! And even better, all the students left very happy. Now it's time to focus on our upcoming sold-out workshop in the Tetons. :-)
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If you've ever wanted to learn how to capture the Milky Way stars, this is a great opportunity to make it happen.
Night Photography Workshops with Mike Berenson & Darren White
Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
August 12-15, 2015 - goo.gl/y7d3q2
September 10-13, 2015 - goo.gl/zr3QcW
October 17-20, 2015 - goo.gl/waiZFx
Grand Teton National Park
September 21-24, 2015 - goo.gl/cVzi3H
With the roof of an old barn pointed right at one of the thickest, most concentrated parts of the Milky Way Galaxy, it felt like the earth stopped rotating and time stopped passing for just a moment... before starting back up again...
See the rest of the story including how I got the shot and get free wallpaper from
www.coloradocaptures.com/2-percent-milk-moulton-barn.
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We hope you'll join us for one of our highly rated Night Photography Workshop events in 2016.
"Making Milky Way Dreams Come True"
Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
• May 1st - 3 night event
• June 26th - 5 night event
• August 25th - 5 night event
• September 3rd - 3 night event
Grand Teton National Park
• May 26th - 5 night event
• June 4th - 3 night event
• September 22nd - 3 night event
Mount Evans
• July 9th - 1 night event
• August 6th - 1 night event
Exploring Valley of the Gods near Mexican Hat, Utah at night.
Before & After graphic with EXIF data: goo.gl/8rwKvh
© Mike Taylor | Taylor Photography
Workshops - Presentations - Prints
August 31, 2019 - Here is our Finale Light Painting with Steel Wool Sparks for the night, at the Borrego Springs Resort Parking Lot. What an exciting ending to our Photography Workshop!
Milky Way and shooting star over Turret Arch in Arches National Park. Visit www.nightphotographyworkshop.com for all of our upcoming workshops. 2 have already sold out.
I don't think it was just me that felt something special at this spot at Firehole Lake in Yellowstone National Park. With the gentle steam and the glowing stars reflecting in the calm water, the view was stunning. But what really got my attention were all the sounds of Yellowstone at night. The breeze was really gentle so it carried all the sounds of the wild right to our ears - making a wonderful experience.
In this image, Jupiter looks like it's leading the Dark Horse (nebula) to the waters of Firehole Lake.
An abandoned hayrake sits beneath the starry skies of Fort Rock Oregon.
Interested in taking photos like this? Join me next month for my final workshop of the summer, a single night in Fort Rock, Oregon.
Sometimes it's all about the journey and this spot shows that as good as any I've seen. It's so easy to walk right past this spot on the way to the North Window but we like to make the most of the stair stepped walkway especially when the Milky Way is in position. When they line up right, they are a sight to behold… and they give our students a great opportunity to capture a masterpiece.
With open spots in April, June, August, and September you won't want to miss our exciting workshop events - so you can learn how to shoot the Milky Way like a pro. April is a great time to catch the Milky Way arcing like a rainbow as shown here over the North Window in Arches National Park. See more details at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com.
There's something about the area around Nefertiti Rock in Arches National Park that I find really interesting. I don't know if it's that pharaoh shaped rock or the gentle warm light that illuminated it… either way, when that Milky Way started sweeping across the sky above, the scene really came alive....
There is a lot more to this post... see the rest of the story, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/nefertiti-slide.
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Be sure to check out our 2016 lineup of exciting night photography training events at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com.
A rising Orion creates a halo around Balanced Rock, which looks a little bit like an alien, if you ask me.
This was taken a couple of nights before my Giant Skies Panorama Photography Workshop last week. Good times, and thanks to those of you who a) came out for the workshop and b) just happen to be reading this description.
I've really grown to enjoy night photography in the winter, which isn't exactly the traditional night photography season, at least in my area of the northern hemisphere anyway. The skies are usually clear, the weather is cool or cold, and, most importantly, NOBODY'S OUT AT NIGHT.
I think this is the very first 2:1 vertical crop that I've ever published. I do enjoy this nearly 180-degree vertical view, so maybe I'll do a few more.
I was all set to leave this area as I'd just captured the shot I wanted from Castle Geyser in Yellowstone National Park… but something told me to look a little closer. I could barely see much of anything without any moon or other light source but I could barely make out what looked geyser spray from some distant geysers. So when I captured a quick test shot looking down Geyser Basin, I was blown away by all the geysers I saw spraying up into the night sky. I'm sure glad I saw all those geysers further down the basin before I headed out!
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We won't be including Yellowstone National Park in our 2017 Night Photography Workshop schedule but we will be doing so in 2018. Sure, this takes some patience but we'd rather do it with everything lined up just right. That said, we just released our 2017 Workshop Schedule timed with December Discount Days which gives students 20% off workshop fees paid all this month. Check out the event details at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com and enter the discount code 'december' on our checkout page to get your discount.
Tonight is our last Mount Evans workshop of the 2016 season and we are happy to announce it's sold out. To find more info on our other 2 workshops this season please visit www.nightphotographyworkshop.com We will be releasing our 2017 schedule soon.