By default, the title of this post is “First blog post.” I couldn’t think of anything better, so I left it as was. Anyways, I’ve been taking photos since I was very young (back in those days, I would beg my mother for film and to have it processed at the local Sam’s Club) and have always done a poor job of sharing my work. I’m starting this blog to do just that. My goal here is to post at least 4 times per week of work that I’ve done during that week. If you have any commentary or questions, feel free to contact through the form here or via email. To kick it off, I’m breaking my rule of posting work I’ve done this week by posting a long exposure from June 2016 of the southern sky as taken from Murchison, WA, Australia. Buckle up!
I suppose that if this is a photography centered blog, I should post a bit about how I took a photo, so here’s a synopsis of the metadata: Canon 450D, EF-S 24mm F/2.8, at F/2.8, ISO 400, 30 Minute Exposure.
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