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Published: 2009-08-28 16:47:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 13784; Favourites: 1043; Downloads: 0
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To purchase this image as an exclusive limited edition print please visit my website @ WWW.NATEZEMAN.COMThe Milky Way rises from behind a large sea stack on the Olympic Peninsula.
I usually don't do a lot of night photography, but this was the scene just a few feet from our campsite so I really couldn't pass it up. This is probably the most visible I've seen the milky way to my naked eye.
Second Beach - Olympic National Park - La Push, Washington
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Wow, thats absolutely incredible! It's got such a magical feel to it, you should do more night photography! 8D
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I love the volcano resemblance. It looks like a heck of a wide angle.
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yeah this was with my 15mm fisheye.. which on a full frame sensor gives you a complete 180 degree view
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Almost looks like a geyser is erupting stars into the night sky. Great shot Nate!
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It wocks!
This looks lika a vulcano!
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Way to work that camera!
Is this a single exposure? It's very beautiful.
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yup single exposure
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pretty humbling to witness in person isn't it! how long was the exposure?
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it is indeed. its a shame its such a rare sight these days. this was a 30 second exposure
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yeah, the light pollution is so bad, a lot of people have no idea how awe inspiring it is. My last true viewing was a couple weeks ago somewhere mid Kansas. I am kicking myself now for not stopping to take the shot...
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Wow. This is such an amazing shot.
This is exactly how the sky looked when I'd go hiking. Such fond memories, so thank you for posting this.
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Wow.. that is an incredible camera. I have to say that I didn't see that so strongly when I was there.. sadness >_>
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Nice shot man! The star pics are really coming out of the woodwork lately!
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you guys keep stealing my damn stars!!.. 
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It's a conspiracy against the east coasters!
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we need to steal our stars back!!!!
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Let's do it!
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i think we will need a modified vacuum first!!!
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See, I was thinking a butterfly net.
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hmmm.. thats a good idea too!.. but i think the milky way will drain right through it.
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Really? Even those really fine mesh ones? I mean, we could do a vacuum cleaner if you want, but that's way less fun that a butterfly net...
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Ill use a wet/dry vac for the Milky Way.. and we can use the nets on the rest of the stars... deal?
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nets cant hold liquids!
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But they can hold plasma, right? Because if so, we're in good shape.
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im not sure.. you are the scientist. ill have to defer to you on this.
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