Star Streaks Near Washoe Lake
June 30, 2008 | Category: Nocturnal Photography, Photography
Here is an hour long star streak photo taken near Washoe Lake, NV. Nearby traffic lit up the face of the tree during the exposure and the orange sky pollution near the horizon is from Reno.
Specs: Nikon D300, 10.5mm 2.8, just over an hour’s worth of stacking, ISO 1000 at f/3.2
Be sure to check out my guide to star streak photos.
Tags: 10.5mm fisheye, circles, Dan Newton, dead tree, long exposure, nevada, nikon, Nv, photographer, Photography, Reno, sky, star, star streaks, stars, streak, washoe lake
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Wanda
on September 6th, 2008Great shot. I want to try this out in the desert. I was amazed at the number of stars that were visible last time there.
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on October 13th, 2008[...] I was going to wait until I had the magazine in my hands, but I thought I’d share this early. I’ve got a couple photos and the cover of the November 2008 issue of “Practical Photography.” I found a shot of the cover in their November 2008 Preview of “Practical Photography.” I’ll scan some more photos of my shots when I finally get my copy, until then be sure to check it out at news stands. For a better view of the photo used on the cover, look here. [...]