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Lonnie Utah
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Arches Aurora

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Known for it's famous Red Rocks, Arches can present other colors too. Turret Arch shot under a full moon on an overcast night.

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LandShape Photography | Arches Aurora

Exposure 259 seconds
Aperture F/11
ISO 800
Focal Length 16mm
Last edited by Lonnie Utah on Wed Oct 12, 2011 10:00 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Great, I like it.
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Wow!!!

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Amazing light show Lonnie :D
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+1, very good catch!
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Nice flashing of blue rays, Lonnie. : )

Timing is everything.

It looks like a scene seconds away from the landing of an alien ship into the frozen desert of the Utah canyons.


Thanks for sharing,

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