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Coyotes sing in the dark.
Nov 17, 2009 || 4:00 AM || comment?



Night of the Leonid Meteor shower. I witnessed only two or three meteors, sadly. However, I did get these nice photos of the starry sky.



We traveled a few miles out, not sure how many t be exact. The orange glow by the power light is due to a street lamp. Not many out here but we ended up next to one. This one is my favorite (above). I believe that is Orion's belt..



Aperture: 2.8



Shutter speed: anywhere between 15 seconds (minimum I used), and 60 seconds (maximum my camera can do).



Orion's belt much? I think it is...maybe not though.

ISO: I used 100 in the darkest pictures, 200 and 400 in the grainier photos.



Manual focus: set to infinity.



Camera used: Panasonic Lumix, DMC-FZ7. No tripod. Laid camera on the ground, facing upwards. Sometimes created angle by forming a little hill from the sheets we used to cover the ground.

Enjoy. (: