Star Child
Yeah I know the The old geezer thinks he’s a child now? Well at least on the celestial timetable I’m just a pup!
“Star Child” was taken at Cape Spear Newfoundland Canada
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Camera Model Canon EOS 50D
Tv( Shutter Speed ) 30
Av( Aperture Value ) 3.5
ISO Speed 1000
Lens EF-S18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
Focal Length 20.0mm
Two flashes.
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Joanne Bradley
Wow, Brian this is brilliant! What an outstanding shot! Makes me think of the Desiderata and this specific line:You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars!
deb cole
Very intergalactic!! I’d say on the celestial timetable, you’re more of a newborn! Was this taken during the Perseids Meteor shower??
Brian Carey replied
No Deb, I think the Perseids Meteor shower was Wednesday night. I took this last night about 12 hours ago!
RickF
Great capture!
OldBirch
What beautiful soft lighting on the foreground! Just perfect for this concept! Way to go!
Stan Wojtaszek
Man, you’re a lot steadier than I am to be able to stand there that long without blurring !! lol.
Excellent work, Brian. :)
Brian Carey replied
Thanks Stan. Yeah I did stand there for the full 30 seconds, I was firing the flash manually. Unfortunatly I can’t use trailing edge flash sync with the flashes I have, with the Canon 50. I need one of those expensive speedlites for that. I did the same in Twilight Sings the Blues I got another image planned which wil take me between an hour and two to do and I don;t intend to stand there for an hour so I go some thinkin’ to do in order to prevent bleed through!
tdub303
this is great. a lot more difficult than it looks.
Béla Török
Splendid work, my friend!
nadine henley
very well executed, brian – love the sense of emptiness from that litle bit of rocky foreground.
Shelley Warbrooke
This is stunning, great capture!
Shelly Hiebert
WOW Brian! This is fantastic and makes you realize how very big the world is :) The composition is so perfect and so is the title…...and I agree with Stan…I can’t believe you stood there that long without being blurry! Awesome work indeed :)
BigD
LOL, excellent camera settings and I love the stars in the sky, Brian