Rebel North Star
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| CAMERA: | NIKON D200 |
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| ISO: | 100 |
| Shutter: | 1386.2 sec |
| Focal length: | 10 mm |
| Aperture: | f 3.5 |
Description
This photo is a 23-minute fisheye exposure looking directly at the rebel North Star which, unlike it's celestial comrades, refuses to testify to the Earth's rotation.
On the evening of 8/25/2008, I drove to the booming metropolis of Gilead, Indiana to meet a Flickr friend I made several months ago, Michael Sarver (see About - Other Sites). He and his wife are good people, and he's one heck of a talented photographer.
We had an awesome conversation about everything from Photography to Christianity and back, then stood out in the yard for a good hour shooting photos of the stunning night sky.
On the evening of 8/25/2008, I drove to the booming metropolis of Gilead, Indiana to meet a Flickr friend I made several months ago, Michael Sarver (see About - Other Sites). He and his wife are good people, and he's one heck of a talented photographer.
We had an awesome conversation about everything from Photography to Christianity and back, then stood out in the yard for a good hour shooting photos of the stunning night sky.
2 Comments on "Rebel North Star"
Just practicing for the conversation I'm about to have with my wife! Top notch, brother! Well executed and timed...
Michael Sarver
www.two10eleven.com
I won't push the issue, though, I am about to drop some coin on the D90!