richardmdunstan

The Tree

The Tree

This is my new "Go to" tree for cool t hings happening to the south when there is nothing cool happening to the north lol.....
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This is my new "Go to" tree for cool t hings happening to the south when there is nothing cool happening to the north lol..
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camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark II

settings

settings

Aperture f/2.8 ISO 2500 Shutter 25/1 Focal Length 16/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jan, 2019

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86

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Awards

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This was the first wave coming in Friday night at around 11:20pm, not as much colour as the second wave but still pretty damn spectacular ;)

Revisited an old photo for some finer editing, this is McDougal United Church that burned down, it was a cool little place to take pictures.

Went out for northern lights but it was pretty much a bust, though I guess you can see a faint green cloud in the background.. Lady Aurora gave us lem

And here is the photo I waited around a few more hours for, also managed a trifecta of satellites lol.

Cows came out to say hello as I was chasing this storm last year.

Finally! after over a month of not seeing green, I was awarded a pretty good show last night! I had to drive from Calgary to Linden to find these clea

Great storm chase June 13th, 2019 and one of the most beautiful storm cells I've had the opportunity to capture. this was about 50KM East of Calg

Finally a good storm that came right to me! Taken just north of Cochrane a couple weeks back.

Not sure if this one really needs a description haha ;)

Something festive from December 2020. It was a great night of ice skating in the mountains and under the stars, these stumps were a pretty unique feat

I saw a pretty big storm coming in the early hours of May 31, so I jetted out to the local pond to watch it come in and get a fun picture. This storm

Another model helping me out creating a vision, she did pretty well too! it was a little cold so she was shivering a bit, using slower shutter speeds

While shooting aurora on clear nights ;)

First light show of the year! Back at the all too familiar barn, but this time with a lot more snow =)

Set out last night to enjoy the eclipse for my birthday and got a spectacular and unexpected present =)

Set out to Drumheller last night to take in a northern lights show, turned the camera around for a couple Milky Way shots that turned out pretty nice!

Pretty awesome light show, this is a 3 shot pano taken just east of Calgary

This is actually a redo from the previous night where the clouds were heavy and the lights were just a green mess, this looks much better with stars a

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