Morning Gradient
After a cold and bitter night winter camping in the mountains, we awoke to a slowly changing light. The night before we had witnessed the chaotic and unrelenting waves of the Aurora. In the morning the light faded softly in from the twilight. A minuscule crescent moon ascended past the peaks and rested lightly overhead. The deep blues of night transformed into a deep purple and then a light pink. Orange rays ushered in the coming day. The silence of the alpine landscape was punctuated by lightly crackling embers from a long evening. With tired eyes we watched, a continuous morning gradient.
ISO 100 - f/2.8 - 1/160
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--Chase
Man, that shot is unreal! It's also a nice touch to include your settings. Quality work!
Thank you! I realized it would probably help newcomers with photography a little if I included them.
For sure. Keep it up! I know as a beginner photographer I'm always trying to figure out the Manual Settings, so doing that is greatly appreciated!
This is beautiful, I hope you print it huge.
WANING GIBBOUS???
The moon is such a great and yet small detail. Loving your work! :)
That was so poetic man. I felt like I was right there, your writing is phenomenal
Love this, the pastel colours are so pretty and I love how you can just see the moon!
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Wow that moon in the middle of the frame just makes the whole image and gives it size.
this is so cool!
Great and well balanced shot!! Thanks for sharing ;)