Here’s the result of my quick trip to Mono Lake last night. When I arrived there were 4-5 carloads of photographers capturing the sunset, but none of them were there for the moon rise. Having planned the shot in advance using +The Photographer’s Ephemeris (TPE), I told them to stick around for another 10 minutes.
I captured about 400 images, enough for about 13 seconds of time-lapse video. I’ll get that conversion started while I go check out this morning’s sunrise.
As I mentioned last night, here’s my blog post on planning to shoot sunset moon rise events using TPE:
Put Sunset Full Moon Rise Dates on your Calendar
http://www.jeffsullivanphotography.com/blog/2010/12/09/put-sunset-full-moon-rise-dates-on-your-2011-calendar/
Here’s one of my blog posts on creating time-lapse videos:
Create a Timelapse Video on Your Digital Camera
http://www.jeffsullivanphotography.com/blog/2011/08/01/create-a-timelapse-video-on-your-digital-camera/
Here’s a first pass at conversion of the sequence of images to time-lapse video:
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Love it... :-x
Wow...
splendide
nice click
That's beautiful Jeff Sullivan
Nice soft colors.
great capture
Considered by many as an alien landscape, your photo transforms Mono Lake to other-worldly. Beautiful.
nice
Very pretty! Does look a bit alien.