Posted by Scott Markloff on November 14, 2012 
What, not a night time pan shot? I like this one. Have you ever tried a night time pan shot? Is it even possible? If anyone could pull it off, you could.
Posted by Mitch Goldman on November 14, 2012 
Thanks Scott - Due to the rarity of the event and the pace at which it took place, I elected capture the scene with flash equipment. ISO 800, 1/100th at F 2.8. A pan would've required flooding the area with light - along with the batteries or generators necessary to power them. It was nearly pitch black here at 6:30 AM.
Posted by Gary Bailey on November 14, 2012 
Another awesome shot! Great colors and clarity.
Posted by Dennis A. Livesey on November 15, 2012 
Cool idea. This really points out the red oxide on the tenders doesn't it?
Posted by Jeff Sell on November 15, 2012 
The smoke plume has interesting detail as it fades off into the darknees of the night. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by Derek Stewart on November 19, 2012 
Another good one, Mitch!
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