The Moon turned the Night into Day!

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Death Valley is a place of wonder and mystery! Watch how the Rare Lake that formed in Badwater Basin reflects the moon turning the Night into Day in Death Valley National Park!
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[@user-bs9ee5zy5l]

So Beautiful!

[@focalworldphotography5322]

Thank you so much!

[@douglassherman8112]

Very nice, Jim

[@focalworldphotography5322]

Thanks Doug! I am glad you liked it!

[@michaellewis5921]

Just a fantastic job both technically and artistically. Watchable from beginning to end, all that is missing is some popcorn :)

[@focalworldphotography5322]

Oh man... I must have eaten all the popcorn! :)
Thanks!

[@11shs11]

Just found your channel and subbed. Fantastic work! Please share your camera and lenses used for your Milky Way time lapses. If I had to guess, I’d say your camera is likely the Sony A7Siii.

[@focalworldphotography5322]

Thanks so much for Subscribing! I really appreciate it.
Sony makes some great camera's, My 2 main cameras are the D850 with a Sigma 14mm f1.8 lens, and the one used on this timelapse a D810 with a Samyang 14mm f2.8.
To give Sony a little love, I do also use at times the Sony A6400 with a Samyang 12mm f2.0. that combo is a little Milky Way capturing machine.

[@11shs11]

So kind of you to reply. Your comment about Sony’s crop sensor A6400 made my day.😀 Your Nikon cameras have great reputations among astrophotographers but you certainly prove it’s not the camera but the person behind it. I’ve been a visual only astronomer (no astrophotgraphy) for over a decade. I hope I eventually get skilled enough at nightscapes to justify buying a full frame camera. I just started Milky Way photography two months ago with an A6400 and Sony 11mm f1.8. Your work is inspirational.

[@alfoobar]

I like how the shadow of the mountains to the east disappear right at the end with the reflection shadow and the mountain slope shadow meeting on the distant shore.

[@focalworldphotography5322]

Thank you! I enjoyed also watching the various reflections come and go through the night.