Cool shot.

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Not happy with it? I think it's beautiful! I find three expressions of time in one photograph without using three clocks. It's excellent. My question is, how did you do it? You should be very proud of it

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I like the feeling of this pic. And how the stars/lights in the sky sort of move along and deterriorate.

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He he thanks, It took me awhile but I am happy with it now.

This was a complicated shot to take, i'm not sure were to begin. Allot is told in the technical details in the description. This was taken when there was no moon to give the most stars; it also was shot toward the southeast to give strong star trails. I’m not sure how many people have noticed but the hourglass was running throughout the entire exposure giving it a kind of gost look. I shined a little LED at the hourglass for 2 seconds to even it out with the sky. The mountain you see in the back is Mauna Loa surrounded with clouds that move during the exposure giving it another gost look. You also can see a car trail from cars on Saddle Road.

As I said it’s a complicated shot, and I could go on.

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great concept, and the effect is stunning. +fav

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Photography!

wonderful shot...

This is so amazing because I know there is so much behind the picture...the trails are wonderful and the mountian and the clouds are a perfect background to go with the sky..

Truly amazing

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This is pretty sweet. I like the blur of the stars and the smooth look of the clouds/water in the background. I would like to see the star's trails a little more defined however. Perhaps a smaller apeture? But then you would run into the problem of lighting the scene, so perhaps use a small flashlight to light the hourglass?

Im just throwing ideas out there for you to think of if you ever try a shot like this again. But over all this is an amazingly creative shot and certainly deserves a

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very cool shot! keep it up!

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30 minutes exposure? Okay, am I stupid or that's A LOT?
It turned out nice, especially with the noise.

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Hope it won't end (the time) and it stays this way.

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