Stumped By Contrails

Whenever I think about solving the practical problems of a Photography Park, I'm always stumped by contrails.  I can get a park open early enough for sunrise and keep it open long enough to catch the afterglow of a great sunset.  I can bury all the utility lines.  I can hide and/or camouflage the water towers/tanks.  I can even disguise the antennas as trees — keeping them half as tall, even if it means having twice as many.  But I can't stop the contrails from messing up a good sunrise/sunset.

Oh well.  I guess Photoshop will still have a place in the world.

Nikon D7200 — Nikon 18-300mm F6.3 ED VR

240mm

F8@1/2,000th

ISO 400

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©Don Brown 2023