2013
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Who says you can't shoot the milky way in the winter? Taken a week ago in the Badlands in South Dakota. This is a 13 image pano facing Northwest. ISO 6400, f/2.8, 20 seconds. Canon 6D with Rokinon 24mm. Care to join me in the Badlands next year? http://www.davidkinghamphotography.com/badlands-2014-night-photography-workshop Better version and free downloads on my site http://www.davidkinghamphotography.com/night/h3FE1819#h3fe1819
Tomorrow morning nearly all the roads in Yellowstone close for the season so I made the relatively short drive to Old Faithful to capture it under the stars. I arrived near the next predicted eruption, as I approached the geyser I saw lights and thought there must be other photographers already there. Once I got very close I realized those were eyes looking back at me, and then I heard the rumbling and grumbling of bison that were not impressed by my late night shenanigans. Thankfully they were more intersted in sleeping so I kept quiet and moved a little farther away from the giant beasts. I'm excited to add a Yellowstone Night Photography Workshop to my schedule next year! http://www.davidkinghamphotography.com/yellowstone-2014-night-photography-workshop Photo Details: Canon 6D, Rokinon 24mm, f/2, ISO 6400, 20 Seconds. Single shot Free download: http://www.davidkinghamphotography.com/night/h3C183E9F#h3c183e9f
Longing to be back in the mountains today, good memories. I'm sure someone can guess where this was taken. 2.5 minute exposure with a big stopper.
The milky way burns brightly above Deep Lake in the Wind River Range in Wyoming where I spent several nights sleeping under the stars
The milky way reflects in the Snake River at the famous Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park
Taken at Sprague Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park with Bobby Burton. This is a 2 row panorama, 7 images for the sky and 7 for the grass/lake stitched together in Microsoft ICE. I've never seen such perfect reflections in a mountain lake. The green you see is from airglow in the atmosphere, the bright lights along the horizon is light pollution from the front range cities. #milkyway #starrynights
