The big dipper from Kintla Lake, Glacier NP, Montana. Canada is just over the ridge so you see the Big Dipper over Canada and a reflection of the Dipper in Montana. Spending the month of October as a Volunteer until snow closes the campground.
Jupiter and my cabin at Kintla lake
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9th October 2010, 01:12 AM #1
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9th October 2010, 01:59 AM #2
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Re: Big double dipper
Great photos!! I enjoy night time photography.
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9th October 2010, 05:31 AM #3
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Damn, ISO 3200? It's a good thing that 7D can compensate! I think the second photo could have done with triple the shutter duration and a significant decrease in ISO (maybe 800-1600). I suppose it's a good idea to stay at or below 15 seconds to keep stars from streaking.
Go big or go home; long star trails or fixed stars. That's my philosophy
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9th October 2010, 02:36 PM #4
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I especially like the first shot. I don't ever remember seeing a star shot which included reflections of the stars in a lake...
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10th October 2010, 06:56 AM #5New Member
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Holy smokes, I love those. Woo! How can I do that, heh.
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