Photographs by Timothy S. Allen
Exploring the World with a Camera
Night Sky Over Squaw Valley
Resort at Squaw Creek, Lake, Tahoe, CA, USA
August 16, 2015
f/3.5, 20 sec, ISO 3200, 22mm,
The foreground was light painted with a powerful flashlight. Ethereal clouds were in the sky.
Beautiful Tim!
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Thank you. It is fun playing around with light painting.
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Very cool shot. Nice.
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Thank you
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Beautiful!
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Thank you
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This is great Tim.
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Thank you
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What a place to be! Ans what a beautiful pic.
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Thank you. It is a beautiful place.
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Wonderful work, Tim. Thanks for bringing the much needed memories of the High Sierras at night back to me with a separate folder for Squaw Valley.
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Hi John, thank you. Are you suggesting a folder of my work or is it something that you have?
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Great photo!
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Thank you
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Nice colors! Well done!
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Thanks Rawls. This is more of what I had in mind for the group. Too far to go but there has to be places closer to home.
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Wonderful.
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Tommy, thank you.
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Awesome!
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Thank you
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What a beautiful photo. I’ve been to Squaw many times but I never saw a sky like that. The question is, was I looking?
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Judy thank you. Squaw has some light pollution. You have to know where to look and have no moon. The center of the Milky Way doesn’t get above 21 degrees from the horizon. I was fortunate I was there on a good night.
I just got done taking images of the Milky Way from the Southern beach at Fire Island National Seashore. I’d like to see how they turned out but I’m too tired. That will have to wait till tomorrow.
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Stunning!
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Thank you so much
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Thanks for visiting my blog, Tim, the photo is absolutely beautiful. How wonderful to be able to see such a night sky. From 2006-9 we lived in an area of New South Wales, Australia, where there were no lights at night whatsoever, and the view of the stars in such a black sky was brilliant.
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You’re welcome. Yes, dark skies can be so beautiful. Unfortunately, most people have gotten used to light pollution that they don’t realize how bad it has gotten.
Also, thank you for wandering around my blog and then following me. It is greatly appreciated.
Best with all of your photography, especially the ones at night. By the way, there is a lot of information on night photography on You Tube and it’s free.
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