This past Friday my brother and I made the trek out to Trammell Crow Park near the Trinity River for a timestack photography project, where I’d heard was a great spot to get photos of the Dallas skyline.  Of course using google maps as a guide it, it dropped us off right in the middle of a bridge with the park below us and seemingly no way to get there, and after driving around for 20+ minutes we finally figured out that due to construction there were no roads actually leading to the park, so we parked as close as we could and make the hike over a couple hills and finally arrived right at sunrise.  I was really hoping for quite a few more clouds to try out the timestack technique that I’d been working on but I ended up getting some great shots anyways! For the featured image above, taken with my Canon 60d and the new Canon 10-18mm wide angle lens around 30-45 minutes after sunrise, I used the timestack technique with 200 photos and overlayed them on top of each other using different settings to create a scene that displays the movement and progression of those 10 or so […]