The summit

[Ben Egbert]

Squaw Peak road is basically closed in winter but you can drive to the gate about 3 miles in, and there is a wide spot in the road that affords this view of the south face of Mt Timpanogoes.

I went up there last night hoping for a repeat of the light show from the night before, but while good, not quite as great. I had the R5 in timelapse video mode which I am working on, but I also put my 5DSR on 10 second time intervals and shot raws for about 10 minutes that way as the light got interesting, This is one of those shots.

 

[AlanLichty]

I like the small cluster of clouds at the summit and the nice contrasts of the cliff faces with the snow.

 

[JimFox]

That's some very nice light Ben. I like this take away.

A 10 second interval may be too long if your intention was to add these into your timelapse.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Nice light in this Ben as it accentuates the colors and textures on the summit. The clouds with the hint of color is a nice touch.

 

[Ben Egbert]

I like the small cluster of clouds at the summit and the nice contrasts of the cliff faces with the snow.

Thanks Alan.

That's some very nice light Ben. I like this take away.

A 10 second interval may be too long if your intention was to add these into your timelapse.

I have given up on the 5DSR as a time lapse camera. !0 second intervals is a neat way to get sunset raws without being in attendence.

Nice light in this Ben as it accentuates the colors and textures on the summit. The clouds with the hint of color is a nice touch.

Thanks Jameel. I am uploading the TL of this and hope you all enjoy it.

 

[Jim Dockery]

This looks great and should make for a dramatic TL. I'm with Jim, 10 sec. might have been a bit long for a smooth TL. I also wonder why you only shot for 10 min. - seems like this would have been cool to watch go through to dark.

 

[Jeffrey]

That mountain looks great with the snow on it. Fine imaging, Ben.

 

[Ben Egbert]

This looks great and should make for a dramatic TL. I'm with Jim, 10 sec. might have been a bit long for a smooth TL. I also wonder why you only shot for 10 min. - seems like this would have been cool to watch go through to dark.

I was using my R5 for the TL. The 5DSR is mostly used for stills. I only used the time interval as a way to capture the sunset while attending to the R5. The R5 was in time lapse video mode so I could not get stills from it.

That mountain looks great with the snow on it. Fine imaging, Ben.

Thanks a lot Jeffrey, much appreciated.

 

[Alisa]

Beautiful light!