Just been going through some shots I did last year at the Bungle Bungles in preparation for another trip in late May. These are from June, first one 24mm and 2nd 14mm Samyang. Both with 5D2 at iso 3200 in moonlight. A great spot for moonscapes.
Marc, the 2nd one took me a bit by surprise as I hadn't realized the moon would penetrate so deeply into cave. Apart from the Milky Way being there, that shot can only be taken at night with the moon overhead in winter. The sun is generally too low and too far north to penetrate and when high in summer the park is closed.
Mike, that's great to hear. How many days in the Bungles?
Greg, many great shots still to be taken in that park. Do it!
Skysurfer, yes both shots in moonlight. The 1st was taken a couple of days earlier with less moon.
How did you combine the sky and foreground? They look just a little disconnected to me
ED. then again..after another look it looks ok...I always get the same impression when I see shots like this, when the foreground is well lit and the Milky Way so obvious, it somehow looks unatural..but it's probably just a mental issue on my part
How did you combine the sky and foreground? They look just a little disconnected to me
ED. then again..after another look it looks ok...I always get the same impression when I see shots like this, when the foreground is well lit and the Milky Way so obvious, it somehow looks unatural..but it's probably just a mental issue on my part
Mike
Both are single captures. I like the challenge of capturing a scene like this in camera. I'm with you though, it looks a tad unnatural because our eyes never see it like that.
Last edited by colinmlegg; 20-05-2012 at 02:05 PM.
