Night Photography Excursion II
I got my electronic cable release the other day and have been anxious to try it out. So, last night I set out to make some photographs. The first stop was the Teton View (our local drive-in movie theater). I only had three dollars in my wallet and movie tickets are five dollars. I convinced the kids in the ticket booth to let me in for three bucks since I only planned to be there for a little while. It was pretty neat. I hope to get back a few more times this summer to photograph.
Ice Age 2, Teton View Theater, Rexburg, ID 2006
After photographing the movie I got ahold of Jon and we went out on the farm fields SE of Rexburg and photographed until 1:00 am.
Corrugated Potato Cellar, Rexburg, ID 2006
Dirt and Straw Potato Cellar, Walker, ID 2006
Grain Silos, Walker, ID 2006
Ice Age 2, Teton View Theater, Rexburg, ID 2006
After photographing the movie I got ahold of Jon and we went out on the farm fields SE of Rexburg and photographed until 1:00 am.
Corrugated Potato Cellar, Rexburg, ID 2006
Dirt and Straw Potato Cellar, Walker, ID 2006
Grain Silos, Walker, ID 2006
posted by Darren at
2:04 PM
8 Comments:
The dirt and straw potato cellar looks like something from a scary movie the way the light is hitting it.
I love the stars in those night photos. With the long exposures they look awesome. I guess that means the world really does rotate.
Hey Daddy-O,
I really enjoyed your Dive-Inn pic.
This happens to be a project that I'm working on right now, that is photographing old drive-inns; I'll post my version of the Rexburg drive-inn tomorrow. William Greiner posted a pic. of his of a phone on the side of this gas station a few days ago and the color was spectacular.
I also like the stars! Carson is having a hard time comprehending why the stars "moved"
are you sure you have proper copyright permission to be photographing movies and posting them on the internet? Just kidding. That's cool, I had wondered what a photograph like that would look like. Lately I've really considered getting a digital camera...But there's no way I could afford one right now. Unless I robbed a bank.
you need to lengthen the exposures & really get the star trails working for you! nice images just the same.
Sam said he'd like to see a picture of the north star with an extended exposure. He said all the stars will rotate around the north star and it might look like a black hole.
The green light looks a little Sci-fi!
Nice work.
MOM B.
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