Info : mockmoon.sblo.jp MP3 Download HERE! : soundcloud.com MP4 Download HERE! : vimeo.com First Shot Place : www.panoramio.com Equipment : Nikon D3 Nikkor 14-24mmF2.8G Exposure : 14mm F2.8 10sec ISO3200 WB3400K Duration : 2010/2/25 AM0:50-5:30 total 1640shots Second shot Place : www.panoramio.com Equipment : Canon 5DmarkII Tamuron 17-35mmF2.8-4.0 Exposure : 17mm F2.8 10sec ISO3200 WB3300k Duration : 2010/2/25 AM1:11-5:16 total 1431shots Software : Adobe After Effects CS3
Video Rating: 4 / 5
mockmoon.sblo.jp Place : Kirigamine Nagano Japan Date : 2009/4/3 Camera : “Sunrise”.Canon 5D mark2 / “Milky way”,Nikon D3
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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One Day in Yosemite – Milky Way Above Half Dome, Yosemite
Earlier this week I had the great fortune of being part of “One Day in Yosemite”. The goal, have 25+ photographers and videographers document everything and anything happening in Yosemite: morning hang gliders, rock climbers, hikers on well known landmarks, amazing sights, wildlife encounters, behind the scenes at hotels, campground activities, ranger programs, interviews of employees & visitors and more. Shooting was from midnight to midnight to capture a full 24 hours of everything Yosemite. I’m looking forward to seeing a sample of what was captured in an up coming episode of the Nature Notes video series released by the National Park Service and the Yosemite Conservancy. In the future the producer, the very talented Steve Bumgardner (@yosemitesteve), is working to release a longer documentary comprised of the days shoot. Based on the footage I saw from the many talented photographers/videographers taking part the end result should be amazing. Stay tuned!
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Milky Way Above Yosemite National Park
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By day nature is wondrous, and by night nature is breathtaking (both literally and figuratively). When I photograph nature by day I am taken with amazing features and phenomenon that I can easily comprehend my scale and place. When I photograph nature at night, under a blanket of infinite stars, I am reminded how astonishingly vast our Universe is and how incredibly small, fragile and special our world is. It is in these moments that I am reminded how important my photographic efforts are to not just see the beauty of our world, but to translate how special this beauty is to anyone who happens to look upon it.
Rise of the Milky Way at Convict Lake
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Rise of the Milky Way at Convict Lake
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