WOW!!! that is a great shot. how long was the exposure?
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Spectacular photograph, Wade! Excellent clarity, detail and no sign of noise what so ever. Just how long was that exposure?? No doubt, it was Walong.
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Ok that is an awesome shot of the loop Wade!!! PC vote coming your way.
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Exposure was 1034 seconds according to the EXIF.
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One of the most amazing shots ever in this page..!!
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Superb - a well known and somewhat over-worked location with a difference, and the better for it!
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Absolutely amazing Wade!
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That reminds me of Robert Benkovitz's shot (# 42172), but I think yours is marginally better. I love the star pattern and the backgroud glow. POTW for my money!
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Thanks, guys! My EXIF data shows 1034' for the exposure time and 1024' for the shutter speed. Either way, it was just over 17 minutes. I was very happy this train showed up because I could finally go to sleep!
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I didn't think the other photo (42172) could be beat, but I was wrong! Awesome!!!
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Awesome! Light show is right! You have my PCA vote!
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Very surreal shot Wade. When did you sleep on this trip?
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That is excellent!
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| Posted by MP356 on August 11, 2007 | |
A great night exposure. The star movement adds to a very well composed image. Well done Wade!
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Simply spectacular Wade...PCA vote from me
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That is an excellent photos with the long time exposure. You got my PCA vote.
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Very well done! Now I challenge you to create a shot like this at home somewhere in Pittsburgh!
I know you can do it. Way to raise the bar for all of us.
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Very very nice photo Wade
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Great shot, Wade!
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You really got some nice photos on your Tehachapi trip, but I think this one takes the cake! I give you a PCA vote.
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Awesome and all of the words used by the other commentators. Spectatular, Wow, great and on and on. I spent 31 years in newspaper photrography and never saw anyone doing anywhere near this well. Congrats and thanks.
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Wow! Just...wow! Great work Wade. Your going to have a hard time topping this one in future works. Wow.
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| Posted by Nikko P on August 14, 2007 | |
PotW and well deserved. Fantastic photo!
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I think this one is right up there with the best ever taken in to the database. Wow.
And Mitch, Walong? Good one!
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Two days? Wow. Great shot.
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This is a great shot, Wade. The rotation of the stars really accents the lights from the trains and highway.
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Stunning shot! What else can I say that hasn't already been said? A memorable moment in RP.Net history. I think I've already viewed this shot at least 10 tiems, and I'm sure I'll keep going back to it in the future!
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| Posted by Leia on August 18, 2007 | |
Amazing! Gave this a PCA vote. Definitely a nice change from the typical Loop shot. Thanks for sharing!
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There was no doubt in my mind that this would get the Triple Crown! Congrats!
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This is a brilliant shot, Wade. It's certainly deserving of all the rewards it's received. Thanks for sharing! This is something I'm going to try to do, when I visit there, next year. What was the 'white balance' setting set to?
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Thanks Wade,a stunning photo.We all need to sell our cameras and take up golf now,cause we'll never be able to out do this truely wonderful shot. Absolutely Amazing!
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Excellent photo Wade. I recon this area is one of the places in the world to photogragh, even though i have been there i no some people who have. [nice shooting Wade ]
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| Posted by on September 29, 2007 | |
Incredible shot. Just amazing - thanks!!
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Beautiful shot--the streaking light really makes this shot pop. Unreal!
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This is California my friends!
Awesome shot!
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Very nice shot. I was born and raised in the Antelope Valley [Still live here] and never seen the loop at night.
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Absolutely stunning photo! Lots of patience went into this one. Thanks for posting it!
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