Skip to profile content

“This is looking up a big cottonwood tree illuminated by moonlight. The frame is from a time-lapse photograph taken with a DSLR Canon 5D Mark II. The shutter was open for 20 to 30 seconds allowing the camera sensor to gather more light than the eye can see, which makes the stars appear brighter than they are to the naked eye.”

From South Dakota Arts Council

  1. Spearfish Creek Surroundings by Bonnie Halsey-Dutton, Image 1.

    Spearfish Creek Surroundings, 2022

    Bonnie Halsey-Dutton

    Watercolor

    12 x 9 in (framed)

  2. A Quick Eye And Quicker Gate by Mick B. Harrison, Image 3.

    A Quick Eye And Quicker Gate, 2019

    Mick B. Harrison

    Oil paint on canvas

    24 x 40 in (framed)

  3. In The Shadow of Time by Mary Groth, Image 1.

    In The Shadow of Time, 2016

    Mary Groth

    Oil pastel on sanded pastel paper

    32 x 40 in (framed)

  4. Star-trail Splendor by Pat Hansen, Image 1.

    Star-trail Splendor, 2014

    Pat Hansen

    Photograph

    36 x 24 in (framed)

  5. Cowboy's Prayer by Pat Hansen, Image 1.

    Cowboy's Prayer, 2014

    Pat Hansen

    Photograph

    36 x 24 in (framed)

  6. Badlands Milky Way by Randy Halverson, Image 1.

    Badlands Milky Way, 2012

    Randy Halverson

    Photograph

    30 x 20 in (framed)

  7. Spearfish Canyon, Plein Air by Bonnie Halsey-Dutton, Image 1.

    Spearfish Canyon, Plein Air, 2012

    Bonnie Halsey-Dutton

    Watercolor on paper

    22 x 40 in (framed)

  8. Custer State Park Milky Way by Randy Halverson, Image 1.

    Custer State Park Milky Way, 2011

    Randy Halverson

    Photograph

    30 x 20 in (framed)