Ghost Town Weekend
April 3, 2010 | Category: Nocturnal Photography, Photography
Here are a few from a weekend photo excursion with friends to rural towns of Tonopah and Goldfield, Nevada.
Tags: Dan Newton, decay, Goldfield, Hanger, Hotel, infrared, IR, nevada, Nikon D3, Sante Fe Bar, Star trails, Tonopah
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Tom Compton
on April 3rd, 2010Love the Piano and highway pics! Nice going
cale
on April 3rd, 2010Dan, these are beautiful. First off, for the star trails, did you use the stacking method, or go for one straight exposure. And the second shot, is so creepy, what an awesome job!
Peyton Green
on April 5th, 2010Bravo on the hotel piano shot, and the old school room as well. Great photos!
craig
on April 10th, 2010Dan,
These are great. I love the texture in the black & white shots.
What great subject matter.
You killed it!
Jessica
on April 24th, 2010Wow. Just amazing! I think the second to last is my favorite of these, but they are all just stunning.
Chris
on April 27th, 2010The second one, of the restaurant, is so creepy! Looking at it I feel like I’m lying in a coffin.
For the star trails, do you know what point in the sky the stars will rotate around? Is it always just the north star?
Dan Newton
on April 27th, 2010Chris, in the northern hemisphere, the polar axis is indeed just off of the north star. You can use the the big and little dippers to pinpoint which star is the north star. In the southern hemisphere it isn’t so easy. You can use the southern cross to get a good idea though. Thanks for the comment.
Eloise (Eloctre)
on July 11th, 2010Hey! Great site, it’s refreshing to find someone willing to share their techniques and know how. I love the shot with the star trails through the building! That must have taken a bit of hard work! Also I tried to subscribe but your feed burner RSS isn’t working.
Thanks
Eloctre (Eloise)