Monday, September 17, 2007
Satellite & Clouds at the VATT
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A satellite trail appears to merge with a pole rising from the left edge of this fisheye view of the pre-twilight, cloud infested sky at the VATT on Sunday morning. The red light illuminating buildings and poles and trees is from the nearby entrance light at the SMT. This image was taken with an 8mm fisheye lens with an exposure of 2 minutes at f/3.5, ISO 1600.
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- LBT and SMT in twilight
- LBT in twilight
- B&W LBT in twiight
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- Cloudy sunset
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1 comment:
wow, you're really doing some very nice pix with that lens! gotta buy one for yourself! :P
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