skyline overlook

I had to share another pano, this time looking back at the point where most people park. We wanted a bit more privacy so parked our camper on the left.

From west on the road in. Sunrise from Skyline Overlook From Skyline a bit later.

One of my favorite sunset shots from Skyline. I was hiking along the rim at sunset with both my iPhone 13 and A7rII and switching back and forth. This was taken with the phone's wide lens then edited in ACR. I remember the immediate feedback and excitement when I saw this on the phone screen...

I also took some shots with my Sony at Skyline.

I just finished processing this one and am pretty excited so I'm posting it very large (gallery image that you can zoom in on). It's my kind of selfie - when I look very close in front of the truck camper I can see myself flying the drone. Here is the camper detail at full size:

One of the things I wanted to do with my drone at Skyline was to fly down and out to get a view looking back up at the viewpoint. Look for my truck camper near the rim in the center and people at the point. 15 frame pano, each a median blended stack of 5 RAW shots, a total of 75 shots = 90 MP...

Thanks to Ben I've been dreaming of flying my drone at Skyline Overlook for a couple years now. It was exciting to finally do it, with some nice clouds to boot!

Drone pano.

In June of last year a bunch of us met at Skyline Overlook as part of our annual meeting that is spearheaded by Ben. It was a fun time, we were able to stay socially distanced, but still have fun as a group. This is one of my photos from there I just processed today. I have been so busy working...

Out at Skyline Overlook in Utah, Ben is out on this pinnacle and it looks almost like he is a commander as he overlooks his troops. My processing time is quite limited with 6 Grandkids running around, but I am trying to squeeze in some quick processing when possible. But I often find myself...

I really like the back ground on this, Factory Butt completes this photo.

Early Sunday morning Grizz and I ran up to Skyline to capture some sunrise shots before heading out. After sunrise I took these IR images, and was surprised how well they worked. Now I am itching to get back out there to do more IR work. # 1: 590nm # 2: 590nm B&W #3: 590nm Thanks for...

Looking down upon the Blue Valley from Skyline Overlook in Utah with Ben a few weeks ago. @ckcarr Craig had just left Ben and I to our own devices, so it was a bit of twilight shooting while waiting for the Milky Way to make her appearance. The valley area I ended up warming up so much, it's not...

Ben and I were setting up to shoot the Milky Way after sunset and as it was getting darker I remember seeing a flash of light off in the distance, but wasn't sure what it was with lightning being a possibility. In the middle of taking this shot to double check exposure and such a lightning bolt...

This is one from shooting with Ben at the Skyline Overlook a few weeks back. I was shooting with my Nikon D850 and the Sigma 14mm f1.8 in a wider open area where I could work some pano shots of the Milky Way without issue from the foreground. But I had found this cool set of rocks that I thought...

Most everyone knows I love staying up at night to shoot the Milky Way and the stars. Once in a while I will play around after shooting the Milky Way and shoot some star trails too. This is more of a fun shot, as you never quite know what you will get. This is a 45min single exposure. Most often...

I have decided to think of Airglow as a Mini Aurora. :) It might be the closest I get to an aurora, and where I used to try and get rid of it when I process the photos now I have decided to embrace it. :rolleyes: This was when Ben, Jeffrey and I got together last week for a fun few days...

This is from my recent meetup with Ben when we were shooting at Skyline Overlook in Utah. I had a great time shooting with him. One of your sunrises we didn't have clouds so we had to work the sun the a bit. This is at f16 with the Sigma 14mm. All comments are welcome, Jim

This is from last Thursday at the Skyline Overlook. Thanks to Ben for helping me to get there with directions good enough that I could find my way on a moonless night along a dim trail and still find it. :) This is a 4 shot blended pano due to it being a moonless night. The ground layer was...