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Todd Lambert wrote in post #16872654
Jon, I'm now a Coloradan! I am living up in Florissant now.

Very cool Todd, welcome to CO! I see you have wasted no time in taking advantage of the local flavor. Nicely done I might add.

I'm on the north side of Denver, so only a couple hours away. I'd love to get out and shoot with you one night. Let's plan something.

J-Blake wrote in post #16872768
Very cool Todd, welcome to CO! I see you have wasted no time in taking advantage of the local flavor. Nicely done I might add.

I'm on the north side of Denver, so only a couple hours away. I'd love to get out and shoot with you one night. Let's plan something.

Definitely! We'll plan a shoot... I haven't been north yet. I've been exploring the ghost towns near me, and working my way outward.

Looking forward to many of the passes opening soon. I tried to get to Tin Cup the other night, but only got halfway before snow pack.

You're in a great place for it! Well done on St. Elmo's. That's a tough place to shoot well because of the street lamps. The best ghost town I've been to so far is Ashcroft outside of Aspen.

It's been a really crazy year, with the amount of snow the mountains are getting. We were at Mayflower Gulch last weekend and the depth of snow pack was crazy, not to mention we were just beating the storm that's still dumping there today.

J-Blake wrote in post #16865714

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/mAzu​dC Hidden Challis by jondblake, on Flickr

This photo is set for private.. would you share EXIF please?
Fantastic shot, BTW

EightEleven wrote in post #16872863
This photo is set for private.. would you share EXIF please?
Fantastic shot, BTW

Thanks for the comment Ron and sorry I haven't made it public yet on Flickr. This is a blend of two images one for the rock and one for the sky. The EXIF information is: 14mm, f/2.8 on both, 241 sec & ISO 100 and 30 sec & ISO 1600.

^^^Terrific, Mikey!

Love the vertical panos!

J-Blake wrote in post #16873106
Thanks for the comment Ron and sorry I haven't made it public yet on Flickr. This is a blend of two images one for the rock and one for the sky. The EXIF information is: 14mm, f/2.8 on both, 241 sec & ISO 100 and 30 sec & ISO 1600.

excellent, thank you..
I was surprised how mush light you gathered under the rock overhang.. was the moon helping in that?

EightEleven wrote in post #16875290
excellent, thank you..
I was surprised how mush light you gathered under the rock overhang.. was the moon helping in that?

Thanks Ron. Yeah, it seems that is the case. The angle of the moon was pretty low and the ray's hitting the rock must have bounced off and lit the shadows. I took several shots light painting the shadow areas, but during processing I found the angle of the light didn't work well and I was able to bring out the shadows without having to go with those other photo's.

J-Blake wrote in post #16876299
Thanks Ron. Yeah, it seems that is the case. The angle of the moon was pretty low and the ray's hitting the rock must have bounced off and lit the shadows. I took several shots light painting the shadow areas, but during processing I found the angle of the light didn't work well and I was able to bring out the shadows without having to go with those other photo's.

Right on.. thank you

Bayfield Ontario night sky

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/gEMV​89