Full Moon over the Wasatch Range
This is a difficult shot to get the exposure right.
In order to get the exposure so that the mountains could be seen yet not have the moon details completely blown out, I took two separate captures. The first was with a long shutter speed to capture the mountain. I then took another shot with a fast shutter to catch the detail of the moon. Then in Photoshop I laid the image with the mountain detail over the one with the moon detail and masked it to allow the moon detail to show through.
See the color version here:
flickr.com/photos/richlegg/99014929/
5 Comments:
this is great! the merger of both shots look seamless. might i ask what lens you used?
Simply perfect. Great execution!
Shot with a Canon 100-300 at 100mm. I'm not overly impressed with the image quality of this lens and in hindsight wish I had used my 28-105 for this capture.
Beautiful landscape!
This is spectacular. I really like the mountain range textures. Beautiful.
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