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Aug 22 2011

Simple Camp Life

Camp Life

Camp life for me is a simple life. A Tent and a Camp box. Oh and lets not forget the computer, but it actually reality, I do like the simple things. (On a side note it is not raining and my computer is getting wet so I will cut this short)

This was my first time trying a long exposure during the night and I like how it turned out. One this I would like to try, is doing it earlier in the evening and trying to pick up some of the background.

30/s, ISO 320, 3ev, f/10
Camp Life

 

 

Written by kylewith · Categorized: PhotoBlog · Tagged: camping, night, photography

Jun 23 2011

Yellowknife’s Midnight Light

Since living in Fort St John I have often been asked, how is it I sleep at night when it is always light out. Having grown up in Yellowknife, I had never really thought out it. I slept at night and got up in the morning.

I chalked it up to being like anything else, it is a routine. I tell myself it is time to sleep, so I sleep. I’m assuming it is much the same for those who take naps in the middle of the afternoon or folks that work nightshifts (done this too). Of course I to have tried my hand in different methods of blocking out the light, tinfoil or any other thick material over windows or wearing a mask. Then again, I do the same thing in Fort St John.

Whether it is because I’m out of the normal routine or in Yellowknife or even because I’m an hour different than I normally am, I find I have a slight bit more energy. I woke at 7am and here I am still at 12:30. I do love Yellowknife summers, they compare to nothing.

Yellowknife's Midnight Light

Yellowknife's Midnight Light

Photos were taken at about 12:00am June 24, 2011. Check the timestamp. There was very little editing, just converting from RAW to jpeg.

Written by kylewith · Categorized: Travels · Tagged: midnight sun, night, sun, yellowknife

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