We just recently returned from a sweet trip with good friends. First was a couple days in San Diego to see family and friends, then a road trip out to Utah to go backpacking with good friends from college.
We ended up backpacking the Coyote Gulch near Escalante, Utah. What an incredible area!
This is the only pic I've done so far. It's shot inside the gulch where we camped for 2 nights. The rock walls are 300-500 feet tall... huge! The North star was perfectly lined up in the opening and made for a great long exposure.
30 minute exposure @ f/2.8, ISO 100. Canon 5Dmark2 16mm lens. Lit with our little campfire. :)
More to come later!
Blaine: That is one amazing photo. It would make for a compelling travel brochure to Coyote Gulch. Love, Michigan Dad
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!! I'm looking forward to seeing more!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos!
ReplyDeleteI love this photo- can I get one for Mom's Day? xo
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! What an amazing photo(grapher)! Your talent is phenomenal! I check every day for them.
ReplyDeleteLinda
AWESOME!!!! Blaine, did it also take another 30 minute for the 5D2 to process it? When your shooting in RAW is the playback instant (5D takes about 3secs)?
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking! Great area for a fantastic photographer!
ReplyDeleteIncredible shot, Blaine! Do you ever have problems with amp noise when you're exposing for such a long period?
ReplyDeletedang son!
ReplyDeletegreat shot!
ReplyDeleteThis is hands down the best star trail I have ever seen. Embry hooked me up with your blog - rich.
ReplyDeleteWow, Great work on this one! Headed down there this week with plans to do some trails of my own.
ReplyDeleteBill
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ReplyDeleteBut fires are not permitted in Coyote Gulch!
Ranger Kracht
Wow This is one of the best Photo's i have ever seen of this Arch! nice work
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