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    Twilight moonrise on January 10, 2008.

    While shooting, I adjusted the exposure to keep moon details but getting as much background as possible. Fairly challenging to blend -- still using vertical strips as before. Rather than keep the moon's brightness constant, I decided to hold the sky at a maximum red value of 128 until it got too noisy to do so for the last few images, thus the moon appears to brighten relative to the sky. From Twin Peaks. 20 minute span starting at ~4:56pm.

    [ edit: "Photo du Jour 313" on SFist ] [ edit: on explore somewhere (sometimes, as Explore actually rotates through several sets). Thanks, all! More "how to" details in my comment below. ]

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    1. mr_reynolds 24 months ago | reply

      some pretty amazing shots you got up here, very inspirational...

    2. flatsol 8 months ago | reply

      inspired by your work, i will try to do timelapsed moonrise/sets now too!

    3. exxonvaldez 8 months ago | reply

      Thanks. Works best when the sky is changing color, otherwise it can look like the moon is just being cloned a bunch of times.

    4. Jade Zuberi 5 months ago | reply

      Beautiful! LOVE YOUR WORK!

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