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En| What is that whitish strip that crosses the night sky? it turns out to be the galactic disk, the plane of the spiral galaxy that we inhabit: the Milky Way. In this capture made in the Cajon del Maipo we can appreciate brilliantly the nucleus of the Via Lactea, where Sagittarius A * is located, the supermassive black hole that dominates the island universe that we inhabit.
Es| ¿Que es esa franja blanquecina que atraviesa el cielo nocturno? resulta ser el disco galactico, el plano de la galaxia espiral que habitamos: la Via Láctea. En esta captura realizada en el Cajon del Maipo podemos apreciar brillantemente el nucleo de la Via Lactea, donde se encuentra Sagitario A*, el agujero negro supermasivo que domina el universo isla que habitamos. La brillante estrella blanca que descansa sobre el disco de la VÃa láctea es el gigante gaseoso Júpiter, la cual se encuentra en oposición, su mejor momento para observarse
Exif:
Sony A77
Lente 18-55mm
18mm, F3.5, iso 1600
40 x 60s.
Apilada con Sequator, Procesada con Adobe Lightroom y Photoshop
The Racuh Apayaman, also known as Marlboro Country, offers a breathtaking view of farm fields and the Pacific Ocean. The Mahatao Lighthouse and Mt. Iraya can also be seen from Marlboro Country. The hills got its name because it looks so much like the setting of the commercial of the Marlboro Cigarette.
My first 2014 shot. Exploring beaches within 50 km around my place. We sometimes tend to forget how lucky we are to be living in Spain :-)
Here i tried to capture the contrast between those large amazing rocks and the soft foamy waves hitting them and taking them apart slowly but surely!