PM2k12 - DAK After Dark

[Tim]

Post your photos from DAK After Dark in this thread.

 

[zackiedawg]

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[ExploringWDW]

Incredibly clean high ISO photos there, Justin. Nice stuff!

This was taken from the Flame Tree BBQ seating area...

 

[zackiedawg]

Very nice Dave - did you get that at 'blue hour'? ; It came out nice, with the missing lights in the middle of the mountain not really noticeable as the sky and shadows are lighter.

 

[ExploringWDW]

Thanks Justin. It was taken at 8:35PM, which Dennis and I thought was going to be too late for official "blue hour", but I seemed to get the effect.

 

[mSummers]

 

[mSummers]

Incredibly clean high ISO photos there, Justin. Nice stuff!

This was taken from the Flame Tree BBQ seating area...

That turned out nice, Dave! ; I'll have to put that location on the list for next year.

 

[Pops]

Justin, Can't believe those were shot with no tripod! ; Great shots. ; Here are a few of mine (with a tripod) - Garry Rollins

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[Pops]

Couple more from Kali River Que @ night - Garry Rollins



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[mSummers]

Nice shots, Gary! I didn't know Kali was open after dark.

 

[gary]

it seemed there was a window of time where in spite of the missing lighting, one could still get a decent everest chot. still unknown it this lighting is on purpose, or just a maintenance failure

 

[RedOctober25]

That is phenomenal! ; Love the lighting on that. ; Gives a real sense of sunset on a tall peak.


Sent from my iPhone...

 

[zackiedawg]

Garry - very nice shots - especially liking the Dawa bar night shot, and that B&W detail shot.


I admit I love taking long exposures on tripod as they do always come out the best - I just wanted to be lazy and not carry the tripod around that night!

 

[zackiedawg]

Garry - very nice shots - especially liking the Dawa bar night shot, and that B&W detail shot.


I admit I love taking long exposures on tripod as they do always come out the best - I just wanted to be lazy and not carry the tripod around that night!

 

[mSummers]

Here's my last shot on the way out that night. ; Flame Tree Falls, inspired by the shot Jeff posted earlier this year:

 

[zackiedawg]

Neat shot - I don't think I saw Jeff's original of that before, but I do like the idea. ; I don't think I've thought about a nice long exposure looking that direction as I'm always facing the other way shooting the mountain!

 

[jbwolffiv]

Great shot Michael! ; I took a few of that during Christmas week, but handheld, so they are not NEARLY ; as nice as that!

 

[Joanie Eddis-Koch]

I am really loving all of these shots. AK has never been one of my favorites but both my husband and I are marveling over how it comes alive at night with a certain beauty that is absent during the day. You guys really expressed that through your shots. Good going!

~Joanie

 

[mSummers]

Thanks, everyone!

 

[jbwolffiv]

Here is one from the walkway to Everest.


Anandapur by jbwolffiv, on Flickr