Our galaxy is about a hundred thousand light years long and a thousand light years wide. Inside this generally flat disk, the Sun and its planets are enveloped in clumps of gas and dust, more than 26,000 light years from the tumultuous heart of our galaxy. A wave of dust and stars envelopes the galactic center.

📷 Canon EOS Rebel

Tokina AT-X 116 PRO DX II 11-16mm

ISO 1600

ExpTime 6×30s

F/2.8

12mm

Mir hat die erste Ausarbeitung dieser Aufnahme im Nachhinein nicht gefallen. Hier noch einmal die neue Version. was meint ihr? welches der beiden Fotos ist besser bearbeitet?

at Sea Lake, Mallee region, North West Victoria

How beautiful is our universe! One starry night in August...

Canon EOS 6D + Samyang 14mm f/2.8, 30 sec, ISO 4000

Voie lactée en cette fin juillet. Canon EOS760d + Samyang16mm sur Star Adventurer. 1 minute de pose à 1600 iso.

So thought id give it a try. Too much light from surrounding street lights and i think my white balance was off but good to share it I think - open to comments good or bad :)

Milkyway

The milkyway and Andromeda shine over Horton Tower, Dorset. As used by The Times 6th January 2016

Lucky shot with the Andromeda galaxy in the upper left and Polaris in the right of the image. Assembled with Sequator out of 4x30sec images with my new 17-28mm Tamron objective.

I've dreamed about getting Milky Way photos for years and I finally did it!

Glacier Point, Yosemite NP

Blog Post

sllorinovo.blogspot.com/2016/02/goddess.html

“mysterious like the moon,

she would delight you in her glow,

her light alone can make you question yourself...

&

who was she?

She will never let you know.”

― Nikki Rowe

www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9UMmk-Eyas

Milkyway over "my" Chestnut Tree - Nikon Z6, Laowa 11mm f2.8

Voie lactée au dessus du lac de la Tisserie. Canon ESO760d + Samyang 16mm, sur Star Adventurer.

Two of the meteors are short trails inside the aurora, but they are there.

Shot 1900m above sea level in Gran Canaria at Roque Nublo. It took three visits to find the right place to take this and then a night huddled in blankets on the top of mountain waiting for the Milky Way to reveal itself. By Mark Higham

Lens; Canon EF35mm f/1.4L@f4

Camera; Canon 1300D IR mod

Shutter speed;　178Sec×7

ISO; 800

Sp purdy out tonight but didn't feel like going anywhere. So

I just went out back.

Made from 18 light frames with 3 dark frames by Starry Landscape Stacker 1.8.0. Algorithm: Min Horizon Noise

Let's hope someone does not decide to open the drain ... that would suck for all.

Little bit of PS fun with a capture of the Milky Way.

This photo is in a contest. If you like it, please vote at www.nyphotochallenge.com/points-of-interest/entries/17639...

My first image of the Milky Way

Durango, Colorado USA

Milchstraße Weserbergland milkyway

Milky Way, Chutzi

20200724-Milky Way Stack 1-10-B2

Paisaje nocturno en Intendente Alvear La Pampa

I have been traveling for 3 weeks and buried in work before that, so it is going to take a little time to catch up. Please bear with me as I am very interested in seeing what everyone has been up to!

I took this from the beach at a beach house I was renting with my family. There was a lot of light pollution and a bright moon, as you can see. To make things worse, my intervalometer stopped working, so my exposures were limited to 30 seconds. This is 6 images stacked for the sky. The foreground shot was taken from the same location a few hours earlier.

Thanks for your patience!!