I shot this in the summer of 2020 at Goshen Pass, Virginia. Had been trying for a month to find the perfect river vantage to line up with comet neowise, and in the waning days of its appearance in the sky I found out that Goshen would set up perfectly for this shot. Almost didn’t get it because of storms, but they cleared out thankfully at the last minute.
Sony A7III and Sony 16-35mm lens, 60 seconds for the sky on a tracker and 60 seconds for the land on a static tripod; ISO1200, f/2.8
MrJackDog on October 2nd, 2022 at 23:56 UTC »
I shot this in the summer of 2020 at Goshen Pass, Virginia. Had been trying for a month to find the perfect river vantage to line up with comet neowise, and in the waning days of its appearance in the sky I found out that Goshen would set up perfectly for this shot. Almost didn’t get it because of storms, but they cleared out thankfully at the last minute.
Sony A7III and Sony 16-35mm lens, 60 seconds for the sky on a tracker and 60 seconds for the land on a static tripod; ISO1200, f/2.8
More astro on my insta: @brennangilmorephoto
kaptaincorn on October 3rd, 2022 at 02:58 UTC »
Neat
Did she want to pose or was it a spur of the moment thing and she went into that chilly water because she like you that much? ;)
GSyncNew on October 3rd, 2022 at 03:50 UTC »
Girlfriend is surprisingly sharp for a 60 sec exposure. Is she that good at standing still?