Landscape Astro-Photography Workshops
February 21, 2012
I’m very happy to announce that private and small group workshops are now available for those interested in capturing the night sky!
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I’m very happy to announce that private and small group workshops are now available for those interested in capturing the night sky!
You are invited to our inaugural gallery exhibition entitled, ‘Landscape Astro-Photography’, featuring the original works of Brad Goldpaint.
My pack is waaaayy too heavy!! I had every intention of trying to lose some pack weight, but somehow it seems just as heavy as when we left the Muir Trail Ranch last year. If you recall, this leg of the PCT was our longest between resupplies.
The first day we arrived in Arches, I decided to try my luck and headed up to the Delicate Arch for a chance at some night sky photography. I arrived at the trailhead as the sun was setting, and on my way up the 1.5 mile hike…
By the light of the silvery moon, figures dance “between the shadows”, and cast two-dimensional silhouettes against Mono Lake’s Tufa’s.
It is with great pleasure I announce to you some very exciting news for Goldpaint Photography. My photo “Silent Effigy”
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Here are some new star trail images taken from Big Bend National Park. These were part of the newest time-lapse