Lions of the Night - Blairgowrie
A long exposure taken after sunset at Blairgowrie.
shutter speed – 2 min
aperture – F8
ISO – 400
Lit by an almost full moon.
Lions of the Night - Blairgowrie belongs to the following groups:
Beach Art, Going Coastal (2 art per day), Landscape Photography, Skyscapes and Travel and Adventure Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Marcel Engels
This is so amazing. Beautiful gentle colors and light.
Very well done.
Sharon Johnstone
Wow….Very Very cool shot, absolutely stunning Jim!!!!
Jacky
Beautiful colours,light..and title:-)
lianne
Amazingly beautiful shot – and perfectly named. The tones here are beyond awesome – and really create an atmosphere. Just lovely!
Sue Buckingham
OMG! Is there no end to your talent xx
Linda Ridpath
WOW what else can i say – totally brilliant, love it…
igotmeacanon
stunning work, im jealous
mikepaulhamus
very cool….. that could be any planet you may have been on !! nice shot…
Ann Garrett
Looks great
Phineous Cas...
shit hot shot….....
eXposure
an absolute beauty Jim.
Melle
Excellent work Jim. Came out really well.
Kylie Reid
Nice one Jim. Like the stars in the night sky.
Lisa Jewell
Spectacular…...
Basia McAuley
Ohh, wow Jim! This is truly beautiful, love it! It’s so unique, great work!
petermartiniine
very very nice!
Michael Rowley...
stunning shot Jim beautifully taken !
Mick Davson
Too good
gypsygirl
Wow, fantastic! Love the colours of the rocks against the night sky.
Di Jenkins
You nailed it Jim!!! AWESOME SHOT!!!
Claire Farley
Excellent work Jim!
Noel Elliot
Stunning shot
Stephen Rowsell
the subtle movement in the stars gives this an excellent sense of depth!
Gary L. Suddath
wow excellent work this looks perfect
Catherine Davis
Awesome! I love the colours in this, so beautiful!
Karen Cook
WOW!!!!!!
Simon Whittaker
Great work Jim, excellent.
PPV247
Absolutely stunning Jim.
Kitsmumma
Gorgeous, could be another planet!
DavidMark
WOW, what a brilliant shot!!!!
Eden Sandwell
awesome, love the title too! It looks like a different planet :-)
Diane Schuster
Beautiful color and light, they do look like lions!
Evita
Beautiufl image! Congratulations on your feature!! ;D
Antoine Khater
This one is superb, congrats one the feature
There one think I don’t quite understand how you managed 2 min exposure with little or no trails in the starts ?
Jim Worrall replied
Hi Antoine,
Regarding the movement of the stars it seems that they are revolving around a central point in the sky, .....I forget the term used for this point, ...maybe southern axis or similar.
The stars on the outer frame have a trails that seem to be going around this central point.
Linda Syms
Beautiful.
Mark Peterson
Beautiful image!
Matthew Hornsby
Awesome shot!
Matt Bishop
how did you manage this one jim. I am very intigued
Jim Worrall replied
Matt, the shutter was left open for 2 minutes. I used a torch with an incandescent globe to do a little bit of light painting on the rocks.
Marion Ardana
Yes Have to agree with all above fantastic shot.
Angi Baker
Excellent capture
Rosina Lamberti
Magnificent shot, well done.
Patricia Gibson
Brilliant capture, amazing work and so different!!!
Di Jenkins
Glad to see you made top 10 in Rocks along the Coast! Congrats!
Nelson Campbell
I am stunned.
amarica
Congratulations Jim on being featured in the All Seascapes Group!!
Roddy Atkinson
This is stunning, excellent work!
Matsumoto
Magnificent!!!
Julie Thomas
amazing work, very well done!
Mugsy
Surreal & beautiful!
Kristina K
wow…:)) k
josiem
incredible!!!
Steve Chapple
Outstanding exposure and composition. Brilliant work.
Lara Bianco
beautiful
Michael T
Just love all your work but especially this one!
velveteagle
Beauty of light….
Chuck…
Scott d'Almeida
stunning,
Heather Rivet...
speechless
Peter Martin
still extremely attached to this shot!!
Kristina K
brilliant, :)) k
Cheryl Dunning
wow..another great one
Ian Stevenson
Sensational.
Anthony Mancuso
fantastic work Jim
seby 28 days ago
Do I see the moon or mars on your photo. Wonderful work!
Jim Worrall replied 28 days ago
Hi Seby, the moon is almost directly above. You can tell the position of the moon by looking at the shadow cast by the rock on the left.
I have no idea where Mars was that night.
Cheers.
darrylfowler 28 days ago
great shot jim…