Milky Way, beach and falls A7r, 21mm Zeiss

[digitalsteve]

Not HDR, but a composite. The sky is from an image taken 25 minutes later (without moving the camera between images). I am planning on returning to shoot with the A7r2, to see if it can be done in a single shot. Steve Snyder Aromas, CA

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[jd1987]

Very nice shoot! Composite is done nicely and I love the framing and pastel colours  

[maged]

Very nice--looks almost like a painting.

 

Which 21mm Zeiss is this one? An adapted one? Surely not the new Loxia, right?

 

Can you pls post a link to a higher-resolution picture, if you don't mind?

[digitalsteve]

Very nice--looks almost like a painting.

 

Which 21mm Zeiss is this one? An adapted one? Surely not the new Loxia, right?  Zf.2 (for Nikon, with Nikon to canon adapter ring, then metabones EF to FE adapter.

 

Can you pls post a link to a higher-resolution picture, if you don't mind?

[digitalsteve]

Link: to higher resolution http://1drv.ms/1MsLU3e

[Xfour00]

wow that's a great scene! awesome work thanks for the share

[mkg3]

Very nice.  I know the exact spot where the image was taken at Big Sur.  I also like the fact that its on a lower tide condition to be able to see the rocks more pronouncedly.

 

Unfortunately, every time I've been there, its bit fogged in and certainly have never seen a clear sky.

[digitalsteve]

Very nice.  I know the exact spot where the image was taken at Big Sur.  I also like the fact that its on a lower tide condition to be able to see the rocks more pronouncedly.

 

Unfortunately, every time I've been there, its bit fogged in and certainly have never seen a clear sky.

This area is usually foggy in the summer. Although this year we had some clear nights in the late summer.