Moon Dust
Named "Moon dust" was taken at lake Cootharaba and the tree is known as the wedding tree.The stars are the milky way which are fading out of the pictu...
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Named "Moon dust" was taken at lake Cootharaba and the tree is known as the wedding tree.The stars are the milky way which are fading out of the picture because of the light from the rising moon. In this shot timing was critical to catch the moon light and still get some star detail.
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AlgisKemezys
November 23, 2015
I just figured out how to do this.Have a double exposure camera. and Take one image of the stars, then the other at the right time. But thats too dangerous for 1 image. Bracket the stars and HDR it on to the bracketed sunrise shots without moving the camera. Great reason to camp and make an awesome image...Bravo!
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