An Evening and Night Out For Milky Way Photography

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  • Опубликовано: 3 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @KeesKrick
    @KeesKrick 2 года назад

    Nice location you found! Also for long exposures (faded clouds) during daytime I assume. I guess it was very dark if there was no moon. I remember standing on Hasliberg in total darkness, as if I was floating in a void (and I managed not to stumble and fall all the way down to the valley ;-)

    • @thomasrhinow
      @thomasrhinow  2 года назад

      Thank god you didn't stumble!
      It's quite a bit darker on Hasliberg than where I was. Zurich is still close and shiny and so is the town of Zug - I was able to see enough for proper composition and no stumbling :)
      I visited the location a couple years ago during daytime and plan to return there in winter, when all is covered in snow. There are some nice minimalist images waiting :)

    • @thomasrhinow
      @thomasrhinow  2 года назад +1

      There's an image from famous swiss photographer René Groebli taken at the same location some decades ago. "Traces in the Snow":
      www.bildhalle.ch/ausstellungen/rene-groebli-the-magic-eye-495

    • @KeesKrick
      @KeesKrick 2 года назад

      @@thomasrhinow Ah yes it must be nice in a white world, (with or) without the trail of footsteps. Maybe also during summer using an infrared filter to change all those green into white.

  • @Lennymcgra
    @Lennymcgra 2 года назад

    Very nice, we are shooting the MW and Bioluminescent Plankton here in Wales at the moment.

    • @thomasrhinow
      @thomasrhinow  2 года назад

      Thanks. Bioluminescent Plankton? Nice. Are you diving to shoot this or from above?

    • @Lennymcgra
      @Lennymcgra 2 года назад

      We get to see it breaking in the waves, it’s very hit or miss where or when it will arrive. It’s good to mix the Plankton with the MW and hopefully catch one of them!

    • @thomasrhinow
      @thomasrhinow  2 года назад +1

      Yeah, that's double chance this way. Good luck!