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Categories: Star Gazing Photography, Star Trails Tags: landscape, pawley's island, south carolina, star gazing, star trails, travel photography |
I’ve always had a bit of an interest in shooting star trail photography but never really took it seriously. After recently watching some amazing time-lapse videos of starry nights in the mid-west I decided it was time to take my star trail hobby to the next level. Coastal South Carolina is a beautiful place by day and night, providing me with many great locations to shoot stunning star trails.
This shot was taken at the southern public beach access in Pawley’s Island, South Carolina. At this beach access the beach opens very wide, making it a popular place to visit during the summer. This dune fence has always been here for as long as I’ve lived in the area and provided a beautiful foreground object.
This is a total 92 minute exposure facing slightly northeast.
You can view more star gazing photos on my website here – http://jasonbarnette.photoshelter.com/gallery/Star-Trails/G0000nbJr1AYu.TU/P0000i9FRN5LDyj0
You can also view, comment, and share these photos on my Facebook Page here – http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150343845719965.354494.363868214964&type=1
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About Jason BarnetteJason Barnette is an internationally published travel photographer based in Myrtle Beach, SC. From here, Jason explores the Southeastern United States shooting photos of the travel industry, tourism, and beautiful landscapes. His photos focus on telling the story of a destination from beginning to end throughout all four seasons, highlighting landscapes, people, food, lodging, and entertainment. Through this blog, Jason publishes his best photos from specific assignments, travel destinations, parks, and projects.
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