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That is one of night shots taken from Washington Pass Overlook in the summer.
f/2.8, ISO 5000 at 25 sec.
Oh Starry Night..
Last year in early spring i awoke in the middle of the night unable to get back to sleep i looked out the front window and noticed how may stars were out. so i grabbed my camera and took a few shots.
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Andromeda galaxy close to the lower part of the Milky Way, on a moonless, starry night, facing south.
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Geminids meteor, Milky Way and Andromeda on the starry night of 13th to 14th December 2017 over Crete.
Thirty minutes single shot of the night sky.
I chose this area of the night sky where the star trails are diverging, while the trails of the Milky Way appear in the background.
This is another photo from a summer trip to the Eastern Sierra. The moon was nearly 50% full and really illuminated the landscape during the long shutter speed exposure.
Bright Blue Moon
A late afternoon walk along the lake shore, found us out just as the sun dropped beyond the distant horizon, setting the sky ablaze with pink, blue and purple highlights.
As the sky got steadily darker the previously innocuous moon appeared as a glowing ball of brilliant white in the sky. Mars was also visible, just another celestiual ball though significantly smaller appeared as a pinhole in the inky blue above; what a beautiful night for a stroll.
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© 2016 All Rights Reserved - After the sun goes down, most of the people have left the beach. The tides come in and scours the foot prints, making the beach pristine for the next wave. The beauty of the night sky quiets the daytime chaos and soothes the soul, refreshing it for the new day.
“Oh, these vast, calm, measureless mountain days, days in whose light everything seems equally divine, opening a thousand windows to show us God.” – John Muir
I named this image Alpine Reflections. Taken at 9000 feet we were able to get above the smoke from all the wildfires. You can actually see a layer of smoke right at the horizon.
Κοίτα τα αστέρια.
Northern sky after the sunset.
Ο ουρανός του βορρά μετά την δύση του ήλιου.
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Technical: ƒ/4.0, 18.0 mm, 603 sec, ISO 100.
And yes, this is true horror...no manipulation :)
The Raseborg castle ruins, situated on a rock by Raseborg stream, are the remainders of a castle that was probably built in the 14th century, when the rock was still surrounded by water.
Battles were fought between Swedish and Danish forces and even pirates over control of the castle in the Middle Ages.
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Tried to stay ahead of the Fog on Friday Evening. Andromeda shines on the right.
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Out at 4:30 am on Keawakapu beach to try and capture the Milky Way. Nine picture pano. Rokinson 24mm f2. The red lights are the windmills on west Maui. The light streak on the right is a shooting star and the bright star by the palms is Venus.
A starry night in the city, it is not the best photo at night taken by me because it was freehand, but if I am looking for a tripod I lose the opportunity to capture the colors of the sky at night, because there are always clouds, that's the price for the tropics.
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The conditions were right clear skies and no moon. The northern lights that night was a bonus. Isle lake Alberta. One single exposure.
Alnitak (ζ Ori), Mintaka (δ Ori) et Alnilam (ε Ori)
📷 Canon EOS Rebel T5i ( 700D )
EF-S18-55mm F/3.5-5.
ISO 3200
ExpTime 20s
18mm
Just reprocessed this panoramic image using a few new tricks I learned. The image is a panoramic composite of +/- ten shots taken at Bryce Canyon N.P. in late May-2016. Aperture was 2.8, exposure 20 sec. and ISO-1600. I developed and merged frames on Lightroom and Photoshop. The Milky Way's center began rising at midnight. The light pollution and greenish airglow add to the composition in my opinion. Hope everyone enjoys it.
Cathedrals were far larger than castles. The symbolic meaning and huge importance to medieval society dominated the lives of the rich or peasants. These Cathedrals of the Desert give the same ominous presence and reverence.
Scouting with Royce Bair for some unique and different nightscapes we found this composition. It is 15 vertical shots stitched in Photoshop. Both of the Cathedrals were lit with LLL.
The northern lights were shining the night before. Isle Lake. Made from 5 light frames (captured with a Canon camera) with one dark frame by Starry Landscape Stacker 1.4.3.