Panoramas
Read MoreMilky Way at Ryan Mountain Trailhead
Shooting panoramas in the dark is a pretty difficult task since it's difficult to make sure you're properly overlapping the frames. I recently purchased a device(MIOPS Capsule 360) to automate shooting panoramas. You program in the angle, overlap, and lens information on your smartphone and it takes care of the movement and triggering the shutter. I used an L-bracket with a manual pano head to move from one row to the next.
Blue hour in LA.
As the faint light from the sun disipates, the lights of Los Angeles are fully on with a game at Dodger Stadium just left of downtown Los Angeles. A portion of Grifith Observatory's lit dome is on the right border.
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LA Twilight.
As the sun sets into the Pacifc, the lights of downtown Los Angeles spring to life in this shot take from Elysian Fields above Dodger Stadium.
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Los Angeles Panorama
Panorama of Los Angeles with snow capped San Gabriels.
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Downtown Los Angeles with the snowcapped San Gabriels.
After a cold Gulf of Alaska storm dumped snow in low elevations of the San Gabriel mountains, this photo depicts downtown Los Angeles against this snowy backdrop.
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Milky Way Panorama at Red Rock
Newly risen Milky Way next to the Red Cliffs at Red Rock Canyon State Park. The Milky Way was captured in 18 non-tracked exposures and stitched together in PT-Gui. The foreground is composed of 4 shots(landscape orientation) lit with a headlamp. The light at the far right is from traffic on CA-14 and is from the sky shots.