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Published: 2007-06-28 09:21:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 7537; Favourites: 472; Downloads: 211
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I took that photograph at midnight.It is not a Photoshop/Gimp etc. manipulation but a real photo.
Because everyone asks:
The light is from the city and the white rays are moving clouds. It's a long exposure (130 seconds).
It is a real photo.
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Your photograph has been featured in my journal Existential Refinement Vol.12 [link]
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You're right, it is another world. 
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Wow, awesome! I can see Corona Borealis!
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yeah, it really looks sometimes that the sky is the shortest path to kingdom of gods, to halls of valhala and etc.
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at first i taught that it was taken at dusk but then i saw star trails at full view... excellent shot... love the lights reflecting on the streaking clouds..
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This photograph has been featured in the J.D Feature #1 
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That certainly is a beautiful piece of work! I'm amazed there's so little noise on such a long shot.. I can't even see a hint of it!
I love how the stars shifted slightly over the 2+ minutes.
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Thanks!
About the noise: By scaling down the original image to 1000px width, most of the noise was removed, the little rest I removed with the tool Neat Image (really good tool!).
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Awesome photo. The colors are so pretty and I love how the silhouettes stand out against them. Great shot
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130 seconds exposure... wow. pretty cool and stunning.
cheers GiZ
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amazing shot
I would have to wait the 400D for the long exposure :s
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Nope, your camera can do the long exposures aswell, you just need a cable remote (about $5) and use bulb in M-mode and you can shoot as long as you want.
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ok!! thanks a lot for this information i want to test that
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You really have to, long exposures make a lot of fun.
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