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59 Middle Street Portland Me 04101 207.775.2238 888.403.0816 oldporttile.com Old POrt SPecialty tile cO 48 p o r t l a n d monthly magazine Passions What do you do after you set up while the camera is shooting for hours at a time I eat sleep read. Catch up on social media if I have cell service. Often I shoot with an- other friend or two and I enjoy taking shots of them with a second camera. Lets get geeky. What kind of gear do you use Nikon D700 D810 DSLRs and a range of lenses from 10.5mm fisheye to 400mm but my favorite is a Nikon 14-24mm f2.8 wide angle. I have a Panoneed robotic panning head eMotimo 3-axis motion control on a Dynamic Perception Stage One slider Pro- mote Control Ramper Pro and DslrDash- board on an Android tablet. I use a Goal Zero Sherpa 100 solar battery for power. Have you had shoots that didnt work out When youre shooting heaven does hell ever intervene Quite frequently Im driven crazy by dew frost rain clouds fog headlights police hikers wildlife dead batteries full memory cards equipment malfunctions you name it What are the challenges of long-exposure Everything is more complicated in the dark. You have to operate your equipment more by feel than by sight. Its easy to drop a cable or lens cap and not realize it or find it. Long shutter speeds are a bigger drain on batteries particularly when tempera- tures drop at night and dewfrost is a fre- quent nemesis. Headlamps and flashlights can easily ruin a shot. Have you had any encounters with animals