Kapaa Shooting Star
by Daniel Finchum
Took this about a month ago and as I was looking over this set on this rainy day, I noticed the shooting star. I have three pictures which show its progression downward. I was pretty surprised and amazed.
Two exposures for sky and sea.
Canon 5DM3
Lots of dodging and burning.
Comments
12 commentsMy point, somewhat exaggerated, is that the shooting star will steal the show, and no one will notice the amazing sunset image you've crafted.
I remember watching a terrific 300 member high school marching band once. On the side line they placed a little 5 year old majorette. She was lovely, twirling her little baton in her sequenced tutu. After the show, the only comments I heard from folks around me was how cute the child was. No one paid any attention to the splendid 300 musicians on the field, precision marching, and playing their hearts out.
I noticed that even YOU made more comments about the shooting star in your description than you did about the actual image. Maybe consider two versions of this image - with & without the shooting star. I just don't want to see the rest of this beautiful image having to take a backseat to that little streak in the sky.
One more thing - is it possible that the horizon is leaning a little to the right? It does seem so to me.
Ed