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Eastern Sierra Star Trail. Shot of Mt. Tom and Mt. Basin and end of the Palisades Range.

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on the complete other side of the sierra is fresno. But i doubt that it is big enough or close enough to put out that amount of light. In all the years ive lived there ive never seen city light come from behind those mountains.
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Well, that could be what's causing it. I know in many of my star trail photos, I've picked up faint lights and aurora borealis that were too dim to even notice with the unaided eye. But if your photos weren't taken too long after sunset, it could also be traces of sunlight, as you suggested.
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~pestilence Feb 20, 2007  Professional Photographer
:+fav: :)
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~NaujTheDragonfly Feb 18, 2007  Hobbyist Photographer
sweet B+W photo
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:iconpiro:
Why is everyone putting these black with white line borders on all their stuff, it seems a little cliche, you should come up with something original.
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:iconnarmansk8:
haha yea. I tried all night but this is just what i like best. I dont like the white matting around em. If you have any suggestions plz let me know cutie.
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:iconpiro:
Yeah I will have to think on it. I does look good, but you know what I mean though.
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~TRBPhotographyLLC Feb 17, 2007  Professional Photographer
Sweet shot! how long was the exposure?
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:iconnarmansk8:
i believe this one was two hours
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~TRBPhotographyLLC Feb 17, 2007  Professional Photographer
cool!
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