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Moon over Lake Tahoe



Moon over Lake Tahoe, photo by Harold Davis.

This is a long time exposure taken from near Dollar Point on Lake Tahoe. The long time exposure explains the glassy (or hazy) look of the lake, because of the motion of the waves over the length of the exposure.

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One Response to “Moon over Lake Tahoe”

  1. ktahoe Says:
    December 2nd, 2007 at 8:28 pm

    You have some very nice images here and this one of Tahoe is very sweet. Since Tahoe is one of my favorite places I am drooling over it….

    How didy ou keep the moon from burning in on the long exposure. Did you touch it up in PS?

    Thanks, I will come back to see more of your great images.

    Kevin

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