Desert Dreamin'..... :whistle:

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how do you take pics like that to capture that many stars? I can't see sh*t even with my telescopes:yuno: just bought a camera so im learning btw =D

Keyword: long exposure. :fuckthatshit:

Dark sky away from city lights, fast lens (F2.8 or faster), High ISO (3200 - 6400), and 20-30 second exposure (not longer because then the stars look funny). Something like that.

Vancouver Aquarium

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Patricia Lake
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Spotted Lake - close to Osoyoos
Spotted Lake is richly concentrated with various minerals. It contains dense deposits of magnesium sulfate, calcium and sodium sulphates. It also contains high concentrations of eight other minerals and lower amounts of silver and titanium.

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My long exposure of Spotted Lake close Osoyoos. Lee big stopper (10 stops), and a 0.3 ND grad. 540 seconds. Will be coming back in August when its more dried up and can see more colors. Want to get permission from the Indian tribe there to go closer to the lake to get a better view, and a better photo. Not a bad first attempt.

^^^ Nice!

My walking partner for about a minute...we shared the trail until he decided to go eat the salmonberries on the sides.

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gorgeous Mike

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This, although the lens I was using could only get down to f/3.5, used ISO 4000, and 30 sec exposure.

Two photos from Sunday of the Burns Bog fire, the first was shot at 12pm shortly after the fire had started, the second was at 4pm just before the wind shifted north.

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Science world, for the million'th time!

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Stanley Park looks so sandy from above! that's pretty cool to see

Shot on film

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Anyone shoot the fireworks?

I was going to shoot the fireworks tomorrow, anyone know a good location?

I was going to go to Granville St bridge?

Been awhile since I've posted here. Went to go shoot some fireworks last night for the first time in 4-5 years.

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Great fireworks shot there, where was your location?

Here is one of mine:

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thanks! I was by the Maritime Museum.

Was going to try and shoot some tonight, without a tripod EEE :/ will try to find somewhere to rest it on, how many seconds do u guys do? 10-15 good?

couple from camping

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I recently picked up the Nikon D7200. Still trying to learn more of it after coming from the D90. Really enjoying the camera so far though :)

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