Tag Archives: stars
Ode: Noctis – a timelapse of the night sky
This entry into my “Ode” series pays tribute to the night sky, which I first learned to shoot in 2013 standing at tunnel view in Yosemite. Everything changed for me when I realized photography didn’t have to end after sundown, … 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
Perseid meteor shower (part 1)
I took about four timelapses last month out in the eastern Sierras during the Perseid meteor shower. I still need to finish editing them but in the meantime here’s an image I created playing with photostacking. It’s not super awesome, … Continue reading
Etsy Store Now Open – Order Prints!
The Less Than Amateur Etsy Store is now open! https://www.etsy.com/shop/LessThanAmateur More prints will be added in the coming days. There are size options and framing options available as well.
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
I love night-shooting!
One of the best memories I have of the last year of learning about taking pictures (note: I dislike the use of the word “photographer/photography” so I am consciously opting for simpler language here) was the first trip I took to Yosemite … Continue reading
I didn’t get the Death Valley shots I wanted, but these turned out dem fine.
That damn sun drops on you so fast in the winter. Now that I’m not sick (I woke up Sunday in Vegas with a fever) and have a juice hitting my bloodstream (day 2 of juice fasting) I feel like … Continue reading
Aspen Photos Starting…Now
I recently took a trip to Aspen, Colorado (which is why my blog was so noticeably bare for a week) and have begun editing the shots. Like every other time I leave my house with my camera, I learned so … Continue reading
