Time Waits for No One

Millersville Mennonite Cemetery Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA

June 22, 2009, 11:00 pm

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What is time? Many people say time is money, but I say time is everything. It’s the only thing that money can’t buy. Rich or poor we all have a limited amount of time, so I went there with the idea that “Time waits for no man (or woman).” It was late at night and the cemetery was very peaceful and while cars were driving by it was quiet except for the crickets chirping. During set up for the shoot it was very dark and in the end the time needed for each shot to look nice was about 16 minutes. While I waited for those 16 minutes on each shot, it started to occur to me that maybe the shoot was about the time necessary to capture the images and the movement of the stars. 16 minutes each felt like forever as the time ticked on, but in the end as with all the panoramic events I had a wonderful experience... Dare I say I had a good time?

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Pennsylvania

Lat: 40° 1' 0.43" N
Long: 77° 22' 9.08" W

Elevation: 113

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Canon 40D, Coastal Optic lens, Manfredo tripod, Canon xl-1 for the audio, custom rotator, iPix 3 spot software, Pano2VR for the spin and Photoshop.

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