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Yankee Boy Basin is the best one around there. It's out of Ouray, so a little bit away from Montrose. You also can go up Engineer Pass from there and access the Alpine Loop. I can't think of any really good 4x4 roads right by Montrose. There might be, but nothing comes to mind.

Thanks so much, I am happy with how it turned out.

Awe thank you! It was the most beautiful wedding couple ever that made it all work! :)

Yeah, I enjoy doing those. I want to get enough of them to have their own channel one day.

Thanks, I appreciate that.

Thanks I am glad you liked it! It was fun to watch.

A great fireworks display matched with a great time!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks Trent, I appreciate that. It's a really awesome location.

Thank you so much! It's a beautiful world out there.

I can get that! Especially if a coyote starts to howl in the distance? :) Thanks!

Thanks Mike! It was at ISO1600, 20 secs and f1.8 on the Nikon D850 and Sigma 14mm f1.8 lens.

Thanks Murali, I am glad you like this. It will be visible, though it will have to be shot from more to the left then where I stood for this. The best angle is earlier in the summer, but it's still doable. Also remember by then, when it gets dark enough to see the Milky Way, it will already be pretty high up and close to vertical.

Thank you! It was a really once in a lifetime night!

Awe! Thanks you guys, I appreciate it! It was fun being up there in the snow.

Thanks so much Doc!

Thank you so much!

Thanks!

I appreciate that! Thank you!

I know they say the GoPro is supposed to be able to be used at night, but I found mine to be really bad. I used a Nikon D850 and a Sigma 14mm f1.8 to captured this. The Sigma 14mm f1.8 is a game changer for night time photography.

Thanks for the question. I would say that a CRV would not be able to make it. I wouldn't try it. But you can walk it.

Thanks so much!

Ben was a great friend of mine and many others! You were lucky to have such a great Grandpa! We all miss him.

Thank you so much! It was a once in a lifetime night!

@@focalworldphotography5322 do you mind telling me what's the classical piece in background?

This is a timelapse. I am shooting continuously all night long with a 25 sec shutter speed. It gets too dark use video at night. So I have my camera shoot all night long at 25 secs and then I assemble each photo as a frame in a video. So basically I am converting all night photos into a video. This would be almost 2000 photos.

@@focalworldphotography5322 with a pause in between photos or immediately shoot another 25 sec exposure?

@@rhetta9826 No pauses at all. If there were gaps, satellites and planes would be jumping across the screen, the stars would move too much and so it would look jerky. I set my camera to 25 seconds and then with a Remote Release, I just lock it in so that it continuously triggers the shutter all night long.

Thanks so much Trent! It was so awesome to experience first hand.

Thanks! I hope you get to see it too. I have finally been able to get to see some auroras over the last 3 or 4 years, this was the best one by far.

I appreciate that. it was amazing!

I appreciate that, it was such an awesome sight to see.

Glad you liked it!

@@focalworldphotography5322 I loved it! I wish I could do this I only have Kodak pixpro

Thank you so much!

Its easy, you don't need coordinates, just google map to South Beach at Mono Lake, California. It will show up on the map. There is a very large area of these tufa's and you can spend all day there with different compositions.

Thanks so much! I like to sprinkle these in among my Milky Way timelapses.

Thank you!