Bogley

[CarpeyBiggs]

Randi wrote:
This is quite beautiful too! Looks just like one of Carpeys.
How'd ya light up that bridge?

For chimney rock, we used headlamps. For the real big stuff, you use these:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000MZAKB2/giftfella-20

[Randi]

CarpeyBiggs wrote: Randi wrote:
This is quite beautiful too! Looks just like one of Carpeys.
How'd ya light up that bridge?

For chimney rock, we used headlamps. For the real big stuff, you use these:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000MZAKB2/giftfella-20

Hmmmm...I need to invest in one of those for sure. Not only for "cool" light-up-the-night pictures, but I could also
use it as locator beacon for when I get lost in the wilderness.
I could bring down a small plane with one of those lights! :mrgreen:

[trackrunner]

Randi wrote: trackrunner wrote: Sombeech wrote: Pretty sweet pics. :cool2: QFT :2thumbs:

this is from the NPS at Natural Bridges NM



This is quite beautiful too! Looks just like one of Carpeys.
How'd ya light up that bridge?
bump came back here to look at these sweet pics again.

Randi, I thought I had already answered your comment. I guess I forgot to hit submit. That is not my pic. Like I wrote earlier it is from the NPS at Natural Bridges NM on their website. http://www.nps.gov/nabr/naturescience/darkskypark.htm

[TreeHugger]

First time I"ve seen these, truly amazing photos.

[bbennett]

Wow, I'm speechless. :hail2thechief: :headbang:

[waltny]

You use any special filter when doing the night shots? I had it suggested to me to that I would need a filter of some kind as the stars and moon may burn in on the sensor if I did an exposure for too long.