According to an app, the Milky Way would be appear in the sky in the background here. Great! So, we planned to stay at Convict Lake to capture some MW until we dropped . Initially, there were only some fluffy clouds and the sunset painted those clouds beautifully reddish as in the first image. We knew we couldn't see the actual sunset from this point. But later on though, the clouds became thicker and thicker and the wind died down after that, too. The second image was captured approximately an hour later. It was basically pitch black, just the long exposure and higher ISO yielded that image. Oh, well. The astro photography plan went down the drain and we went home shortly after that shot.
According to an app, the Milky Way would be appear in the sky in the background here. Great! So, we stayed at Convict Lake to capture some MW. Initially, there were only some fluffy clouds and the sunset painted those clouds beautifully reddish as in the first image. We knew we couldn't see the actual sunset from this point. But later on though, the clouds became thicker and thicker and the wind died down after that, too. The second image was captured approximately an hour later. It was basically pitch black, just the long exposure and higher ISO yielded that image. Oh, well. The astro photography plan went down the drain and we went home shortly after that shot.
According to an app, the Milky Way would be appear in the sky in the background here. Great! So, we stayed at Convict Lake to capture some MW. Initially, there were only some fluffy clouds and the sunset painted those clouds reddish beautifully as in the first image. But later on though, the clouds became thicker and thicker and the wind died down after that. That was about an hour later and it was basically pitch black, just the long exposure and higher ISO yielded that image. Oh, well. We went home shortly after that shot.
Oct 26, 2018 at 02:04 PM
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. Initially, there were only some fluffy clouds and the sunset painted those clouds beautifully reddish as in the first image. We knew we couldn't see the actual sunset from this point. But later on though, the clouds became thicker and thicker and the wind died down after that, too. The second image was captured approximately an hour later. It was basically pitch black, just the long exposure and higher ISO yielded that image. Oh, well. The astro photography plan went down the drain and we went home shortly after that shot.