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Twilight SplitRock

© Tony Wilder

Twilight SplitRock

Uploaded: March 28, 2009

Description

Waiting on the light to turn on I skipped rocks and shot 5 min exosures at very late twilight of Split Rock at Split Rock State Park, Minnesota
October 1 2008
It never did turn on, I later found out it turns on twice a year only. I took this with my tripod on loose gravel and had no remote shutter release cord, I had to be careful shivering in pitch black to stay steady. Temps dropped to high 50's.

Comments

Rod Partington March 28, 2009

Your patience paid off,Tony. Nice image. #1105408

Thomas E. Hinds March 29, 2009

The light and the color are exquisite! Reminds me of my many years living near the Maine coast. Nicely done. #7347669

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