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We did stay at the Toadstools until after dark. However, the Milky Way and even the moon were nowhere to be seen. While I did get some nice star shots, they were a bit boring. So I added a moon.
Happy Slider Sunday!
This sandstone formation in Utah is colorful all the time, but at sunset, it is especially vibrant. We visited after a rare snowfall which had mostly melted.
Happy Slider Sunday!
I found this interesting toadstool which goes by the name Fly Agaric in the Mt Lofty botanical gardens.
Rode O beach and sandstone conglomerate cliffs with rock mushroom and icebergs. The icefields of Milne Land can be seen in the background, Scoresby Sund, East Greenland.
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2024 one photo each day
Flickr Lounge weekly theme -'Favourite things to shoot and why'
Anything I see on my walks and at this time of year I like to photograph mushrooms and toadstools.
I visited the Toadstool for the first time in 2016, but had no time to do nightscapes.
When I was back this spring, I grabbed my chance to spend a night at this iconic Hoodoo.
As the place is quite easy to access and due to the perfect conditions, I assumed that there would be other photographers, but to my pleasant surprise, I had the place all to myself. The perfect chance to shoot a full Milky Way panorama...
EXIF
Untracked Panorama of 12 single exposures.
Canon EOS 6D
Samyang 24mm f/1.4
12 x 12s @ ISO 6400
Low Level Lighting with 2 LED panels and 1 omnidirectional light
Stiched with PTGui
Thanks for all your faves and comments
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A very close up macro view at dirt level looking up at the underbelly of wild mushroom growing on my sister's back lawn.
Hey, I can still do normal photos!
Show casing the amazing Nariverus skin/tattoo from Petrichor coming to the Fantasy Faire
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