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I followed my friends up seymour mountain in vancouver last week for a "full moon" hike.

It was a freaky experience hiking a mounting in the dark, but I was able to capture some awesome photos!

c&c appreciated,
I loved how some of the stars showed from behind the clouds, but is it to boring of a scene?



seymour at night by abbye dahl, on Flickr
 
Very nice .... great sky! Looks freezing up there.
 
No, not boring. The clouds are great!
 
thanks for the comments everyone glad you enjoyed it.
any c&c thoughts?
 
How long was your exposure? 45 seconds? A minute? The stars are starting to stretch out due to the length of the exposure. I'm trying to find nits. Otherwise a nice shot.
 
How long was your exposure? 45 seconds? A minute? The stars are starting to stretch out due to the length of the exposure. I'm trying to find nits. Otherwise a nice shot.

It was about a 6 minute exposure. i'm a big fan of star trails, so i enjoyed that they started to turn behind the clouds. though i know some people don't like the star trails created by long exposures.
 
I think it works, the only nit would be perhaps a different snow bank for the FG, perhaps smoother or more defined crest.
 
It was about a 6 minute exposure. i'm a big fan of star trails, so i enjoyed that they started to turn behind the clouds. though i know some people don't like the star trails created by long exposures.

For a six minute exposure, how did you not over expose the snow? Wonderful shot too
 
For a six minute exposure, how did you not over expose the snow? Wonderful shot too

i brought down the lightlights a little, and put some fill light in the shadows in post. originally the snow came out pretty bright, but lightroom was a big help with that!
 
For a six minute exposure, how did you not over expose the snow? Wonderful shot too

i brought down the lightlights a little, and put some fill light in the shadows in post. originally the snow came out pretty bright, but lightroom was a big help with that!

Thanks, one more reason to convince myself to go purchase Lightroom and play with post :)
 
For a six minute exposure, how did you not over expose the snow? Wonderful shot too

i brought down the lightlights a little, and put some fill light in the shadows in post. originally the snow came out pretty bright, but lightroom was a big help with that!

Thanks, one more reason to convince myself to go purchase Lightroom and play with post :)

lightroom is definitely a good purchase, worth the money
 

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