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<blockquote data-quote="Moab Man" data-source="post: 106295" data-attributes="member: 11881">Day 18, 2013 - Winter SunriseHere in the Rocky Mountains we get clouds, fog, and smog all trapped in the mountain valleys. At times, these conditions create some really sweet sun rise and moon sets. In this shot it really was this dark with a defined orb showing through at 0830. The horizon line is actually a ridge just short of 10,000 feet. I was sitting at 4,700 feet and ~3 miles from the base of the mountain shooting through a side window of the truck holding the camera and steadied against the glass of the truck.&nbsp;&nbsp; [ATTACH]24877[/ATTACH]Learned: Try something like this sequenced shot just to do it. Then when you want to do it for real because the right conditions are present you will have a far better handle on things. Until this moment I never realized exactly HOW FAST the sun moves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moab Man, post: 106295, member: 11881"] [B]Day 18, 2013 - Winter Sunrise[/B] Here in the Rocky Mountains we get clouds, fog, and smog all trapped in the mountain valleys. At times, these conditions create some really sweet sun rise and moon sets. In this shot it really was this dark with a defined orb showing through at 0830. The horizon line is actually a ridge just short of 10,000 feet. I was sitting at 4,700 feet and ~3 miles from the base of the mountain shooting through a side window of the truck holding the camera and steadied against the glass of the truck. [ATTACH=CONFIG]24877._xfImport[/ATTACH] [B]Learned:[/B] Try something like this sequenced shot just to do it. Then when you want to do it for real because the right conditions are present you will have a far better handle on things. Until this moment I never realized exactly HOW FAST the sun moves. [/QUOTE]

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