I've had something to that effect happening too -- not during that shoot, but certainly during all these long years I've been working in this field...
BTW I shot almost 2000 photos during that nocturnal marathon, though well over 2/3 were culled quickly, mostly as technical spoilage (I kept one above for its sheer comedic value, though mostly were just iffy stuff).
Interestingly I only really used two primes to shoot this event (I also had the 100-400 on me but even though the night was white, it was rendered useless pretty quickly).
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"The two eyes of twilight". The 45 was left at home because I know how finicky it is for focusing.
BTW I shot almost 2000 photos during that nocturnal marathon, though well over 2/3 were culled quickly, mostly as technical spoilage (I kept one above for its sheer comedic value, though mostly were just iffy stuff).
Interestingly I only really used two primes to shoot this event (I also had the 100-400 on me but even though the night was white, it was rendered useless pretty quickly).
"The two eyes of twilight". The 45 was left at home because I know how finicky it is for focusing.