Pre-Dawn light illuminates Mt. Assiniboine and Sunburst peak, as seen from the Nub. Was fortunate to catch some great conditions in this area, with the larches in almost full color, and a fair amount of fresh snow on the mountains. I raced up to this spot to catch the last stars as they faded with the morning light. The soft glow from the pre-dawn light was so nice this morning. I spent 2.5 days up in this area, and unfortunately did not come back with much to show. This was my last morning there, and I'm pretty happy I was able to capture this, even if it is from the most popular place to shoot from up here. Hope to return one day.
This is 4 shots, 1 for the star sky, and then 3 for proper exposure of the land at 3 focal points blended together for DOF. The stars were shot at ISO 3200 for 20 seconds at f2.8, and the land portion was shot at iso 200 for 20 seconds at f5.6 just a short while later when there was more light. The focal length is 14mm.
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So glad you uploaded this. Amazing
Thanks Lee! I just realized today that you guys have this community. I'll get more of my images up here. Thanks for the comment.
Fantastic capture. Hope to make it up there some day.
WOW
Thats awesome. Something about it that just seems different from all the other landscapes (or most of them) good work.
HOTDAYEM!
wow! what was this shot at? focal length, time, aperture? is this just one shot or multiple stitched together?
Hey Scott, sorry I didn't supply that info. This is 4 shots, 1 for the star sky, and then 3 for proper exposure of the land at 3 focal points blended together for DOF. The stars were shot at ISO 3200 for 20 seconds at f2.8, and the land portion was shot at iso 200 for 20 seconds at f5.6 just a short while later when there was more light. The focal length is 14mm.
Thanks!
Beautilful work !
Do you have any good resources on the web to explain how-to "stacks" the shots like you did ?
Thanks =)
There are some photographers out there with processing videos that are useful. Chip Phillips comes to mind. I myself teach processing via online screen sharing if you're interested in that.
Definitely I'm interested to learn from you Ted, Though I'm just waiting for my trip to Nepal. Im gonna contact you for 1 or two questions if you don't mind...
Best Regards,
Absolutely fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
Cracker!
really beautiful work here.
Really great colors and detail in this.
Incredible!
Holy. Wow.
Beautiful !
Timeless and beautiful. I could stare at this for hours.
Very Nice!
Absolutely beautiful image Ted! The clarity is unreal, I almost feel like I'm there when I look at it
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this is an amazing shot Ted
Ted, wow man! This is one of my all time favorite landscape pics. I'd actually pay real $$$ to hang it in my house - gasp - now how shocking is that for a fellow photo enthusiast to say! I went to this area last year, so there's some sentiment along w/ visual delight I suppose.
Your stuff always just amazes me.
Such tranquility!
I still think this is one of the all time bests every posted here! It's "aging" very well, Sir Ted.
I admire your job .
Phenomenal shot!!
I love this!! The vantage point is jaw-dropping. The color spectrum is just incredible. The range of detail is just astounding. I am truly blown away! Please tell me you offer prints for this image!