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found this while walking with the dogs, the green gave me the idea, that finally spring has arrived.
Star trails along the ecliptic plane of the night sky as seen from Death Valley National Park, California
This is a 3 hour exposure created from 300 individual exposures.
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2.5 hours of star trails while looking for Perseid meteors. You can still see the fireball I caught in the lower left!
Camera: Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta III (531/16)
Lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar f/3.5 75 mm, yellow-green filter
Film: Ilford HP5 Plus 400
Exposure: 1/10 sec and f/16, tripod
Film developed and scanned by MeinFilmLab
Edited under Adobe Lightroom
This hiking trail near Holzerath follows the route of a Roman road.
Taken with a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm lens on a static tripod
ISO-1600 for 30 seconds, set on continuous for an hour. Shot in RAW then converted into TIFFs.
Images stacked with 1 dark frame using the new version 7 of StarStaX. The dark frame bug has now been fixed so I wanted to test it out.
The 13 kilometer long Cape Split Trail in Nova Scotia takes you along a narrow peninsula through mature hardwood forests to an incredible lookout over the Bay of Fundy. Several high rocky promontories at the end of the trail are home to local seabirds and provide ample opportunities for interesting photographs.
Taken from Oxfordshire, UK with a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm lens + unbranded wide angled lens attachment. I fancied a change from circumpolar star trails so I pointed the camera towards the south east instead. When I started, Orion was in the V-shaped gap between the tree branches.
ISO-800 for 30 seconds
180 images stacked using StarStaX then tweaked slightly in Fast Stone Image Viewer.
Timelapse video created in StarTrails.de and can be viewed here: youtu.be/w7g7RSPNXRg
Seen on the Pulpit Rock and Pinnacle Loop Trail, part of the Appalachian Trail in Berks County, Pennsylvania.
The Ivestor Gap Trail is one of a number of trails which travel from the direction of the Blue Ridge Parkway into the Shining Rock Wilderness near Black Balsam. An old road bed, it manages to make a fairly level trek around peaks like Black Balsam and Tennent Mountain, but its rocky footing doesn't provide as easy of a trek as some might find on a return from peak bagging.
A few snaps from along the trail there has been another 40 cms of snow since i took these last week i suspect i would need good snow shoes now.
I always want to manage the mass amount of my hiking photos so many years ago since I don't have the ability to do a long hiking any more. Let me try to upload the photos of the fantastic trail this time and hope it will be completed finally.
Mabolasi Crossing Trail starts from Dongpu Entrance in the west part of Taiwan and ends at Yuli Bridge in the east part of Taiwan.
The total length of the trail is approximately 84.7 kilometers, and we took 8 days to complete it. The highest point of the trail is Xiuguluan Mountain with a maximum peak height of 3,825 m.
I have forgotten all the details so let the pictures tell the story.
These photos were digitalized from films and are just for memory and records.
Some spots and scenes may probably no longer exist since it's about 15 years ago.
Day 1 - Afternoon (2005/05)
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While the aspens were stunning ... and I have hundreds of photos of them to wade thru ... this day was the highlight of our 7-day trip to Southwestern Colorado.
We headed up in the early morning on a warm sunny day. A relatively ez day hike though a bit steep from the onset: around 8-mi RT with about 2400' of gain, topping out at the upper lake at 11,809'. We had hoped to climb another 1200' to the pass for an in your face view of Mt Sneffels (a 14er), but pooped out. Still, we were content with where we stopped since it gave us a lot of quality time to spend in the upper lake basin ... with the clouds building up in the afternoon, and the shadows dancing. It got chilly and breezy, but it was totally awesome and we were at home with it. This is a shot of Robert on our way back out ... passing by the middle lake.
It's been a while since I have walked this trail. It's even pretty in the winter time. There was a lot of wildlife but I was only carrying my phone.
So called because it is at the end of a pack trail. The pack trail is shown on USGS 7.5' map of this area. This is the only standing headframe in the Delamar district that I have found. This photo was taken in between the mill ruin shots on this day.
I parked down by the mill and hiked up to the ridge. The trail skirts along the upper edge of the crater that is the Glory Hole of the Hogpen Shoot (gotta love that name) and it runs along the northwest side of the ridge. There are some minor scrambling stretches (very minor) at first and then the trail essentially follows the 6,850' contour. There is another abandoned mine along the approximately 2,000 foot length trail, it is a hole in the ground with waste rock piled around and nothing else. This mine and the others in this immediate area are all on an incline that I estimate about 70 degrees from horizontal.
The pack trail is not very easily seen as it has been a long time since it was used. The easiest way to follow is to run the USGS map on your device and keep your cursor (your position) on or near where the trail was. It is obvious in many sections but some areas are just steep woods with no trail apparent. There are a couple of spots where trees have grown near or on the old trail, and must be bypassed. It is also pretty easy to note where this is on the map and head that way – I would describe this area as rugged country so the pack trail is the easy way.
Saw four wild horses along the way, walked right up on one to within 50 feet.
South Pahroc mountain range visible background.
Always a welcome sign.
Hawthorne Nature Trail
DeKalb County (Northlake), Georgia, USA.
10 October 2022.
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Star tails above the eastern California CARMA array
This was taken during a private workshop I held in January. Later in the year I'm very excited to be leading some great night photography related workshops in Death Valley and the Bisti Badlands of New Mexico. Check my blog for details.
If you can't join me but are interested in learning how to take Star Trail photos be sure to check out my eBook at www.InspiredExposure.com
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Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM at 16mm, ISO 3200, f/9, 3 hoursThis image was created stacking (90) 2 minute exposures using Adobe Photoshop and the Stack-A-Matic script.