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December 14, 2020December 15, 2020erinharriganphotography

Part 1: Staunton, Augusta County & Waynesboro

Most of these shots were from spontaneous “let’s go for a ride” moments. Swannanoa; however, was a planned visit during open hours.

Bonus: We have a fun Harry Potter themed event here every year. Well, every year that there isn’t a pandemic.

Bonus: We have a fun Harry Potter themed event here every year. Well, every year that there isn’t a pandemic.

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Categories: Uncategorized Tags: landscapephotography, local, natural chimneys, photography, Staunton, swannanoa, virginia

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Star trails and lightning bugs from last summer. I love summer nights like this soo much.

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So there was a little light show up on skyline drive last night. I’ve been impatiently waiting the return of this opportunity. In 2017 the Aurora was visible, but I was fairly new to photography and navigating the night sky so I missed it. Last month I was super bummed to have missed it AGAIN because I didn’t know the possibility existed. But this time the stars aligned. I set up my gear and took a few test shots every couple of minutes in case my eyes needed more time to adjust. After the first two test shots of nothing, I resolved myself to the fact that this probably wasn’t going to be THE TIME. And then suddenly there it was. I was so excited; my hands couldn’t get my camera locked on the tripod fast enough.

A few holiday men memories

Gotta love crisp fall air and a super clear sky.

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