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Byers Peak 122518-3

Byers Peak 122518-3

This shot was taken before sunrise from Frasier Colorado at St. Louis park.

This shot was taken before sunrise from Frasier Colorado at St. Louis park.
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Aperture f/11 ISO 64 Shutter 223/1 Focal Length 780/10

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Colorado, US

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Mar, 2019

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Location

This photo was shot at a small park called St. Louis Park. A few miles outside of Fraser Colorado and Winter Park Colorado.

Time

I arrived at the park in late December wll before sunrise. It was partially dark when I took the exposure.

Lighting

Since it was still somewhat dark, well before sunrise. The exposure was in excess of two minutes and thirty seconds. which produced the copperly colored sky.

Equipment

This was shot with a Nikon D850 and a 28-300 zoom lens. I use a Manfrotto tripod and a pan tilt head.

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Colorado

Editing

It was just process in Photoshop lightroom.

In my camera bag

Nikon D850, 14 - 28 zoom and a 28-300 zoom. A few filter, polarizer and a neutral density.

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