Cima, Mojave Desert at Night (LF)
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By 1920, Cima consisted of a boarding house, cabins made of railroad ties, a store, and a post office. The town served as a railroad siding and a commercial center for ranchers and miners. In 1962, the original buildings (above) were replaced by a "modern" store and post office just a hop-and-a-skip away.
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15 comments
Jess wrote...
well done - love it!
Jonathan Haeber wrote...
Thanks yas. It takes patience, I tell you what...
Marla Showfer wrote...
Really grat B&W tones. Were you at Tim Baskerville'ws night photo workshop on Mare Island last week-end?
Jonathan Haeber wrote...
nooooo.... I've always heard of them though. Were you? If so, how is it?
Ursula Pfitzer wrote...
Another fantastic LF treat. The tree and the light hitting really make this shot.
tofu_minx wrote...
You are the spirit!
tofu_minx wrote...
we'd love to have your photo added to our Group Decayed yet Hauntingly Beautiful
iseemooi wrote...
Hey, look at this. It turned out great.
I like that the north star is just included in the picture
Erik Christiansen wrote...
great shot, amazing composition!
It was the light, it was the angle wrote...
the star trails are great in the right corner
Carrie Whitsett wrote...
How did you get the light shading out from the backside of the house? ....I was so asleep in the truck when you were taking this.
Jonathan Haeber wrote...
That's from the moon being at the angle that it was. The house was essentially in shadows facing me because the moon was facing somewhat towards me :-)
Shay B wrote...
That's what I like about shooting with other people, you get a different perspective everytime! Very nice shot as well! You and iseemooi are very talented and amazing photographers!
Jonathan Haeber wrote...
thanks shay. I agree. iseemooi took some amazing shots.
If it wasn't for the blurred stars you would never know this was shot at night. Fantastic trickery.