This was last night’s beautiful full moon rising over Mt. Alice. The bay was as calm as a lake!
Manual exposure of 10 seconds at f/8 and ISO 400. Canon 1DsIII and 24-105 lens at 47.
Photo Blog – Photography Blog for Niebrugge Images
Photo blog featuring outdoor, travel and nature photos.
by Ron on January 30, 2010
Previous post: Photo Tour – Workshop Update
Next post: Arches iFotoGuide App



Get smart with the Thesis WordPress Theme from DIYthemes.
{ 14 comments… read them below or add one }
Interesting lense you are using?? I guess it is a typo?
Great picture anyway, love the misty touch.
Beautiful photo, but I think you sepcified the lens specs wrong
Is it possible that you ment 24-105mm lens ?
LOL – yes, that was with the 24-105, I will fix. A 24-405 would be a handy range!
The full moon was incredible last night! We couldn’t believe how bright it was last night with the moon reflecting on the snow.
Love this image!
NIce capture Ron
Nice Ron! This tree has been good to you.
Very nice Ron. I read that it was the first “wolf moon” of the year and the brightest.
Incredible shot Ron. Thanks for the inspiration as always.
Thanks!
Beautiful!
Thanks Joni!
hi ron..
great pictures..was generally curious on how does the Alaska ship cruises enrich you as purely an amateur photographer..i mean video or still photography..is the experience worthwhile? I am seriously thinking on being one…your thoughts n this please..also hve you been to India..kashmir,rajesthan or backwaters of Kerala?.may be you could consider coming to these palces..and I could come to alaska..or other gud places..a video or a coffee table book can follow. think about it.
take care.
sanjeev
Thanks Sanjeev,
A cruiseship is a very easy, comfortable way to see Alaska and definitely a worthwhile experience – but it is a little tough for photography. Traveling around independently is a better approach in my opinion.
I haven’t been to India or in of the other areas you describe – there are some many beautiful areas in the world, I wish I cold see more of them!
Thanks,
Ron