rainrunner

I go to the exposure tab, and then look at the exposure values at the bottom of the page, and use that value for my exposure.   This was no moon, which they don't list, but I figure it's around -7 ...

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A 50 minute exposure using my Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens @28mm Used Photopills to determine exposure Mt Hood

Placed 7^th in the challenge. 20 minute of Mt Hood Adjusted highlights shadows and curves.

Placed 69^th in the challenge.

Placed 5^th in the challenge. The groomer lights on Palmer were lit all night, so this is what I ended up with. Shot in Raw, adjusted noise, highlights and shadows.

Placed 23^rd in the challenge. Trail to the summit of Kings Mountain in the Oregon coast range. Shot in RAW, Adjusted highlights and shadows a little bit.

Placed 1^st in the challenge. Shot in raw, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop and Topaz Denoise AI.

Placed 18^th in the challenge. Shot in Raw with my Sony 28-75mm f/2.8 lens Adjusted dehaze, shadows and highlights in Lightroom, and curves shadows and highlights in Photoshop. brightness mask for big dipper to make it stand out more. (it did in the jpeg out of camera), and also the snow at the bottom a little bit.

Placed 15^th in the challenge. Shot in Raw. Adjusted in lightroom and photoshop, with noise reduced in Topaz denoise ai Mostly adjusted highlights and shadows, and curves.

Placed 8^th in the challenge. This is one of the birthday pictures I share with friends online.

Placed 11^th in the challenge. This photo is in the style of Imogen Cunningham's botanical images because it shows an extreme from light to dark and the flower is isolated and draws the attention directly to it

Placed 32^nd in the challenge.

A couple of pics from this last weekends camping trip on Mt Hood.

Placed 13^th in the challenge. taken in raw Highlights and shadows adjusted.

Placed 16^th in the challenge. Raw photo Adjusted layers for shadows and highlights.

Placed 11^th in the challenge. 22 minute exposure using my Sony 50mm f/1.8 FE lens

Placed 3^rd in the challenge. Used my backup Sony a6000 and Sigma 16mm f/1.4 lens to capture Mt Hood and night, when this object flew over. Not sure what it was yet, I have never seen anything like it before. Kind of looked like a meteor, but left a contrail and went from horizon to horizon. Adjusted highlights shadows a little dehaze and a brightness mask in the grasses to brighten them up to look more like the scene did.