I couldn’t sleep well that night when I stayed in Page, AZ prior to going to the Slot Canyon. So, I got up and went out to take some pictures at 2:30AM. I am sure I posted a similar image before but not this one. The moon was still pretty high and bright that morning, bright enough for this moonlit landscape.
Looking from a bridge that crosses and at Swabia Creek and the surrounding forest in early Autumn Colors.
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica R 28mm f2.8 Elmarit V2 lens.
ISO 200, f8?, 1/10 second.
October 18, 2020
At Lock Ridge Park (the site of an old Iron Furnace works), Alburtis, PA.
AGeoJO wrote:
I couldn’t sleep well that night when I stayed in Page, AZ prior to going to the Slot Canyon. So, I got up and went out to take some pictures at 2:30AM. I am sure I posted a similar image before but not this one. The moon was still pretty high and bright that morning, bright enough for this moonlit landscape.
Another of your classically beautiful shots, Joshua! Great that you seized the opportunity and went out at an unusual time for this capture. Reminds me of your amazing early morning shot of the "volcanos and natives with campfire" a few years ago, as well as some of your great Las Vegas twilight shots. So inspiring to have you contribute to the forum!
Gunzorro wrote:
Another of your classically beautiful shots, Joshua! Great that you seized the opportunity and went out at an unusual time for this capture. Reminds me of your amazing early morning shot of the "volcanos and natives with campfire" a few years ago, as well as some of your great Las Vegas twilight shots. So inspiring to have you contribute to the forum!
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A few more 2-shot panos of houses in Hoquiam.
a7R4, Loxia 21, LR
Jim, thank you very much! I am very flattered by your kind words.
I have been enjoying your images of various residential areas in you new neck of the wood. They offer unique looks for folks that live in Southern California, myself included, to get a glimpse of that part of Washington. Keep up the good work, Jim!
