Image Description:	Let me say at the outset, this was too late in the season to be photographing the Milky Way and Arch Rock. To get a good shot up on the ledge, looking though the arch, it was about a month or two too late. The guys on the ledge were also shooting too early, the light from the sun had not completely disappeared from the sky. Anyway, my colleague and I setup our cameras on the ground below the arch. But as we started shooting the guys started coming down across our frame of the arch and their headlamps shined right into our lens at times. Now I was shooting stacked images so those images were tossed, so I merely had fewer images to stack. My colleague doesn't shoot multiple images and stack so he was a bit more peeved that I was. While I would normally shoot 40 images(15 second exposures for a total of 10 minutes), I had to settle for 25. I also stacked the foreground from the same images, using the usable shots that didn't include photographers and headlamps.
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X-Resolution:	240 dpi
Y-Resolution:	240 dpi
Resolution Unit:	inches
Software:	Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 8.3.1 (Windows)
Date and Time (Modified):	2019:07:15 19:24:35
YCbCr Positioning:	Centered

Exposure:	15
Aperture:	f/2.0
Exposure Program:	Manual
ISO Speed:	800
Exif Version:	0231
Date and Time (Original):	2019:07:02 21:05:28
Date and Time (Digitized):	2019:07:02 21:05:28
Offset Time:	-07:00
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Metering Mode:	Multi-segment
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Flash:	No Flash
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White Balance:	Manual
Digital Zoom Ratio:	1
Focal Length (35mm format):	24 mm
Scene Capture Type:	Standard
Contrast:	Normal
Saturation:	Normal
Sharpness:	Normal
Lens Info:	16-50mm f/2-2.8
Lens Model:	NX 16-50mm F2-2.8 S
Lens Serial Number:	429900124555

GPS Version ID:	2.2.0.0
GPS Latitude Ref:	North
GPS Latitude:	33 deg 59' 10.00" N
GPS Longitude Ref:	West
GPS Longitude:	116 deg 0' 57.00" W
GPS Time Stamp:	21:05:28
GPS Map Datum:	WGS_84
GPS Date Stamp:	2019:07:02

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Envelope Record Version:	4
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Object Name:	Looking though the Arch
Keywords:	"Joshua Tree" "Milky Way"
Date Created:	2019:07:02
Time Created:	21:05:28-07:00
Digital Creation Date:	2019:07:02
Digital Creation Time:	21:05:28-07:00
City:	Blythe
Province- State:	California
Country- Primary Location Code:	US
Country- Primary Location Name:	United States of America
Caption- Abstract:	Let me say at the outset, this was too late in the season to be photographing the Milky Way and Arch Rock. To get a good shot up on the ledge, looking though the arch, it was about a month or two too late. The guys on the ledge were also shooting too early, the light from the sun had not completely disappeared from the sky. Anyway, my colleague and I setup our cameras on the ground below the arch. But as we started shooting the guys started coming down across our frame of the arch and their headlamps shined right into our lens at times. Now I was shooting stacked images so those images were tossed, so I merely had fewer images to stack. My colleague doesn't shoot multiple images and stack so he was a bit more peeved that I was. While I would normally shoot 40 images(15 second exposures for a total of 10 minutes), I had to settle for 25. I also stacked the foreground from the same images, using the usable shots that didn't include photographers and headlamps.

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Country Code:

US

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Firmware:	1.41
Lateral Chromatic Aberration Correction Already Applied:	True
Lens:	NX 16-50mm F2-2.8 S
Lens ID:	13

Description:	Let me say at the outset, this was too late in the season to be photographing the Milky Way and Arch Rock. To get a good shot up on the ledge, looking though the arch, it was about a month or two too late. The guys on the ledge were also shooting too early, the light from the sun had not completely disappeared from the sky. Anyway, my colleague and I setup our cameras on the ground below the arch. But as we started shooting the guys started coming down across our frame of the arch and their headlamps shined right into our lens at times. Now I was shooting stacked images so those images were tossed, so I merely had fewer images to stack. My colleague doesn't shoot multiple images and stack so he was a bit more peeved that I was. While I would normally shoot 40 images(15 second exposures for a total of 10 minutes), I had to settle for 25. I also stacked the foreground from the same images, using the usable shots that didn't include photographers and headlamps.
Format:	image/jpeg
Subject:	Joshua Tree
Title:	Looking though the Arch

Serial Number:	0
Lens Model:	NX 16-50mm F2-2.8 S
Lens Serial Number:	429900124555
Lens Info:	16-50mm f/2-2.8

City:	Blythe
Country:	United States of America
State:	California

Creator Tool:	Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 8.3.1 (Windows)
Metadata Date:	2019:07:15 19:24:35-07:00
Rating:	5

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