Christmas Star hasn’t happened for 800 years so I figured I’d snap it since it’s not going to happen again for a little while. Special thanks to the random rock for making the shot somewhat interesting. In 800 years, I might try to find some darker sky. The barely visible Milkyway on the far right is a huge miss. Can’t wait to see what everyone else was able to shoot!
Foreground: @sonyalpha #a7riii with @sonyalpha 24-70@24 mm f/2.8 ISO 100 for 20 seconds
Sky: Same camera and lens f/4 ISO 2,000 10 seconds
Christmas star: Same Camera @sonyalpha 70-200@142mm f/2.8 ISO 8000 2 Seconds
Went out to shoot the #neowisecomet and the #milkyway was in the sky too so why not?
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@sonyalpha 7riii
@sonyalpha 24-70mm @24 mm
F/2.8 25.00s (Again, too long) ISO 5000
Comet Neowise just after Sunset over the Amargosa Valley.
A little tough to see with the naked eye but it was fun setting up the long exposure and seeing the result. (A lot of horrible test shots 😅)
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@sonyalpha 7riii
@sonyalpha 70-200 mm @70 mm
F2.8 25.00s (too long) ISO 3200...
Hike from a few weeks ago! Very fun walking through the tunnels and incredible views of Lake Mead. ————————————————————
@sonyalpha 7riii
@sonyalpha 24-70@31 mm
f/2.8
1/80 s
ISO 2000...
Finally decided to shoot sunrise at El Dorado Dry Lake. A few clouds rolled in but I managed to snap a few shots. Definitely want to check out sunset there sometime soon. ————————————————————
@sonyalpha 7riii
@sonyalpha 24-70@24 mm
f/7.1
1/100 s
ISO 400...
Walked around the American side and the Canadian side of Niagara Falls last night and although it was breathtakingly cold 🥶, the views were incredible!...
Captured this in a pitch black field with hundreds of mooing cows all around us.
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Sony A7riii
Sony GM 2.8 24-70 mm at 24mm
25.00 s ISO 6400...