I am part of the exhibition at Gallery 21 with two photographs I took of Grand Staircase at Escalante National Monument, but I just
returned from a vacation and photography trip to Hawaii where I took over 2
thousand images, so I wanted to share an image from the trip. Most were on the Big Island and a fair number on Kauai.
It will be weeks before I’m caught up and can edit the selections. With each
trip to the Big Island I hope to be able to fill my camera frame with red lava
from Kilauea. Either dripping into the ocean or bursting forth like a
fountain.
I was able to balance the foreground light of the Kilauea
caldera and still capture the Milky Way in the sky. I had recently read
about a recommended formula for determining how long I could leave the shutter
open before star trails would become apparent: Start with the number 700 and
divide it by the focal length of the lens.
Come to our reception for more details. Or you can visit my blogspot.
David Lenhert
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