At the grocery store the cost of peanut butter has gone up and so has orange juice. Little Debbie’s Oatmeal Cream Pies haven’t gotten more expensive, but they’re smaller. What’s not only held its price but upped its value?
Tripods.
I give you snowy night time photography.
Wolfram, or Tungsten as it’s better known, is number 74 on your periodic table and arguably the most divine element ever discovered. Although Tungsten has many uses, it’s its involvement in incandescent light bulbs that gives it the power to create different worlds.
The below images capture Tungsten lights, coupled with some fog, adding levels of fantastically unnatural warm tones to otherwise normal scenes.
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Ordinary scenes become much more dynamic at night. It’s a combination of many elements, including varying color temperatures and dramatic shadows.
The moon was quite bright and nearly full once again, making it perfect to capture on it’s own or as part of a larger picture.
We can’t wait to see what’s in store tonight for the partial eclipse of the Strawberry moon. See you tonight.
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