Milky Way Arch and Moonrise

Josh Dye

Josh Dye

Well-Known Member
Hey everyone,

It's been a while since I have posted on here! I've been super busy with work, school, and the possibility of starting my own little business. I've still managed to get out and shoot when I have time, so I have quite a few images saved up that haven't hit this forum yet.

This is my most recent image from Eagle Rock in Lake Tahoe where I captured the moonrise below the arch of the Milky Way! I'd been after this one for years but every time I wanted to get this image I have either been too busy or the weather doesn't work out. Luckily this week I am on spring break, there was fresh coat of snow, no clouds, and hardly any wind, so it couldn't have worked out any better. I am crazy happy to have finally snagged this one and get it crossed off my list!

This pano consists of 9 stacked images at f/1.8, 20 seconds, and ISO 640. *Sony's ISO invariance is a lifesaver for this photo!*

Hope you all are well!

C&C welcome!

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JimFox

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
Hey Josh,

I came across your card on my desk as I was packing up for the solar eclipse, so you have been on my mind.

You are certainly busy, I am glad you got out and captured this Milky Way. You did a great job!

And for sure ISO invariance sure can come in handy from time to time. :)
 
Josh Dye

Josh Dye

Well-Known Member
JimFox said:
Hey Josh,

I came across your card on my desk as I was packing up for the solar eclipse, so you have been on my mind.

You are certainly busy, I am glad you got out and captured this Milky Way. You did a great job!

And for sure ISO invariance sure can come in handy from time to time. :)
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Hey thanks Jim! Good luck with the eclipse, can't wait to see what images you get!
 
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