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© Greg Gibbs. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, or modify this image without my permission. All Rights Reserved.Mt Buffalo National Park, Australia, 29/08/14
Spent the night back at one of my favorite locations to image from a couple of nights ago. There was still a bit of snow around from heavy falls earlier in the year.
With the central bulge of the Milky Way directly overhead and a crescent Moon setting in the west, I thought it was a good time to do another all sky panorama before setting up for a few timelapse sequences.
A lot of people on another site have said I should have called this image "Dragons Eye" and I agree that that would be a great title for this, but "Infinity" reflects what I was feeling on this night, as I spent a large part of it just lying on my back and staring up into night sky.
23 image panorama.
Canon 6D, 14mm, F/2.8, ISO 6400, 30 seconds.
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Thank you so much
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My pleasure buddy.
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Wow. stunning work more than usual, Greg. Words fail me . . .
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I always look forward to seeing your work!
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Like the eyes of a serpent, the universe is infinite.
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!!!!!! This is breathtaking
At first I thought it was a cloudy looking eye
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You've made my night.
I appreciate all the hard work that is so apparent in the final product.
I love the way you've made the distant city visible. I feel it provides a very neat transition from the light speckled sky to the light devoid landscape.
The final product is certainly "eye catching!"
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Thank you so much
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You're very welcome.
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am I the only one who when they saw this thought they were looking at a predatory reptile's eye?
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How did you do that???? Did you use panoramic sweep on the camera settings? Well no matter what you did it looks amazing and completely breathtaking!!!!
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Thank you so much Take lots of images covering the whole area and then load them all into a panorama program
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beyond striking, Greg.
one of the better images in months... kudos.
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This is one of the best artworks i have seen on DA in four years. Leaves me speechless. Thank you for sharing this.
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Thank you so much
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totally thought it was an eye at first glance! beautiful, absolutely beautiful uvu
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Thank you so much
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Thank you so much
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After I got over the factor, Dragon's Eye was my first thought but then I read your comments I agree with you. Thank You for a stunning piece.
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Thank you so much
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Thank you so much
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amazing!
and very similar to the patternation of this: 37.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_llh…
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Thank you so much
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This looked like an eye in the thumbnail and when I saw the title I was like:
Infinity - in the blink of an eye
and I thought it very fitting
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