Sweeny Pass, Anza Borrego Desert, Moonlight

This is one of a series of moonlight landscape images I've been

doing lately. There is no trickery involved, the entire image was

made with a single exposure with the camera, and the only thing

done to it in Photoshop was a bit of sharpening. The intent is to

show motion of man in the landscape, or to place modern man

in the landscape in a way that fits urban attitudes. Exposure

determined by propriatary methods, but was set 2/3 stop

underexposed to enhanse the feeling of night. Fuji Provia 100F

film, exposure 10 min 40 sec at f/10 with a Cannon EF 17-35

lens at 22mm focal length.

good night shot, i've been experimenting alittle with night photography myself....i am very interested in this propiatary method you talk about, i havent heard about this yet....

This one's really neat!

You are quite talented with finding subjects for time exposures. The pictures are quite beautiful.

It's an amazing picture. Excellent choice of the viewpoint.

Kit, I like the way you do timelapse car shots in the desert. It's refreshing to see this type of work away from the city.

I suggest you move in past the bush, so it doesn't block the path