Twilight at Chimney Rock
I captured this image at Chimney Rock in Colorado's San Juan Mountains. I took it during twilight when the stars began to emerge and there was still color...
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I captured this image at Chimney Rock in Colorado's San Juan Mountains. I took it during twilight when the stars began to emerge and there was still color on the clouds from the sunset.
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Collier's Guide to Night Photography - http:--www.collierpublishing.com-Night-Photography-Guide.htm
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Grant
Collier's Guide to Night Photography - http:--www.collierpublishing.com-Night-Photography-Guide.htm
www.gcollier.com
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