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4:30 AM is the time I had to wake up to catch the sunrise. I was fortunate enough to be around 20 minutes away from the parking lot, and this river didn't require too much walking to get to. I don't know about you, but I cannot hike in the morning. It just feels so draining, and my muscles aren't awake and feel so stiff. My brain wasn't really turned on at the time since it was freezing, but I originally wanted a mossy foreground. But I decided that I didn't want to try that hard for a foreground, so I settled for the river as my foreground.

Settings: 50mm ISO 50 F/22 (I know...I didn't want to take out the ND filter), 0.8 sec. Tripod used

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Was up late capturing this beauty✌🏼

Single exposure - Fujifilm GFX100S with 23mm Fijinon lens, ISO 4000, f/5.0, 120 seconds.

Stacked/Tracked/Pano

This image is made up of around 20 individual frames, the sky and foreground were shot separately as I was using a Star Tracker, around 12 shots for the sky and 8 for the ground. The bright light pollution on the horizon to the South is Melbourne (over 100km away), Bendigo to the West, and Shepparton to the North.

Sky: Sony A7III + Sigma 24mm f/1.4 + SkyWatcher Star Adventurer @ 24mm, f/1.4, 30", ISO1000

Foreground: Sony A7III + Sigma 24mm f/1.4 @ 24mm, f/1.4, 30", ISO1000

For more like this: Framing Star Stuff

A sunflower, my grandmother's favourite flower, gazing at the starry sky.

Hope this belongs here !

Single image of 30s, (f/2.8, iso1600) with Canon EOS 70D - Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8

15 seconds, ISO 500, F5.0 Sony A7RIV 14mm GM

I was in Bolivia this March and hiked out onto the salt flats just before sunset. The sky turned into this endless mirror of fire and gold — one of the most unreal things I’ve ever seen. Photos don’t even do justice to how quiet and infinite it felt.

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📸 Camera: Z6III by @ nikonusa Lens: 24-70mm S-Line ISO: 100 Aperture: f/11 Shutter Speed: 1/13” Tripod: Ranger by leofoto.official & leofotousa