Tag Archives: night photography
So I live in Colorado now and I’m never leaving (for now.)
For the past….ten years…. or so I knew I’d be leaving Los Angeles at some point. For the past five years I knew I’d be leaving California altogether. Earlier this winter, knowing the baby numero dos was on the way, … Continue reading
How the Shot Was Got Ep III: Shit Gets Weird When You Spend So Much Time Alone (behind the scenes of ODE: Meritum)
On trips over the last year or so I’ve started vlogging more when I’m out on these trips to shoot. It’s a lot of time just sitting around with nothing to do, and I get super bored really easily. I … Continue reading
Bristlecone Pine Star Trails
I’m sounding like a broken record but I’m still processing timelapses from Arizona back in August whenever I have free time but recently I tried my hand at photo stacking again and was floored by what I got: About a … Continue reading
Lightning storm timelapse
This turned out cool. Doing the other one now too.
Missile test / L.A. “UFO” – what we saw from the Salton Sea on Bombay Beach
Standing on Bombay Beach (a wasteland in its own right) taking long exposures and timelapses, we saw a flaming….something that looked like it was coming toward us. When it exploded and kept expanding, I realized it wasn’t a plane on … Continue reading
Salvaging the Salton Sea
Last weekend, once again ignoring any research I needed to do, we packed the car and headed out to the Salton Sea again – this time Michele and Schroeder joined Beatrice and I. On the drive out we received a … Continue reading
Full moon light or sunset?
Among the more amazing, painfully obvious things I’ve said to myself in the process of learning to take a photograph happened in the Alabama Hills last month on the camping trip when I said indignantly, “Wait, that looks like sunset.” … Continue reading
Night Photos from Racetrack Playa, Death Valley
That terrible moment when you realize: I forgot my quick release. (A quick release is a cable I own that allows me to lock the shutter button on my camera so that I can take clear photographs in low light. … Continue reading
