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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...
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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
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Anything I see on my walks and at this time of year I like to photograph mushrooms and toadstools.
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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A very close up macro view at dirt level looking up at the underbelly of wild mushroom growing on my sister's back lawn.
On a bleak day with no light it was a struggle to get images however nature always provides me with something even if its not what I thought I would get
Eine vom Parkplatz am Highway 89 ausgehende Wanderung von ca. 3km Länge führt zu bizarr geformten Sandsteinfelsen. Diese Hoodoos nehmen nicht selten die Form von überdimensionalen Pilzen an.
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A 3km hike starting from the parking lot on Highway 89 leads to bizarrely shaped sandstone cliffs. These hoodoos often take the form of oversized mushrooms.
These toadstools are sandstone formations with a harder caprock that has protected a softer, more easily weathered tower. Located in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.