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Published: 2013-08-07 05:40:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 3355; Favourites: 319; Downloads: 0
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"Stardust Aurora" The Milky Way in all it's gorgeous glory looking down on our tiny little planet.You can watch my night sky time lapse movie Ive just finished making called "When Darkness Falls" on YouTube here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPnAq-β¦
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Thank you 
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You're welcome! It's a real stunning work!
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Beautiful! Completely jealous 
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Thank you, I'm glad you like it. But I imagine living in LA you would get some pretty amazing night time cityscape shots which would almost make up for not being able to see the stars
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Yes, now if I can motivate myself to go out and find them! lol. Ive just been living here for a year and am just now getting settled.
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Is this a stacked image or is it just a single 30 sec exposure? If the latter, how the hell did you compensate for the earth's rotation? Regardless, it is a beautiful shot, absolutely love it.Β
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Thank you, I'm glad you like my photograph 
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Beautiful. Pretty impessive shot. Where did you take the shot?
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The Whitsunday region in Australia, across the road from where I live
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Really great shot, i'm impressed.
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I saw the EXIF data, but I don't know what happens to an image when stacked, so it was either or
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What lens did you use for this?, also im really impressed on the lack of noise that came with an iso of that level because I have that problem when shooting night scenes
Beautiful shot
+watched, keep the good work up
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Thank you Iain, I was using the Canon 15mm fish eye on a 5d mark III, the camera is the reason for the lack of noise
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Wow that is a nice body im jealous hah,
well its a pretty sick picture
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Thank you, it was pretty incredible being there too, I've rarely seen so many stars
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Wow ! This is beautiful ! Such a lovely picture
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Thank you, I'm glad you like it
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I love it ! It is beautiful
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This is absolutely beautiful. Lovely composition with the two trees and the Milky Way right in the middle of them.
What kind of lens did you use?
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The 15mm Canon fish eye, it's a really nice lens
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Yeah, I thought that had to be it, with the curved horizon and all.
It really does look like a great lens.Β
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this photo has won the 'photographygalore' photo of the month, congratulations, absolutely amazing shot well done
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Thank you, that's totally awesome!
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The Whitsunday region, in Australia
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Thanks so much, I'm glad you like it
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Thank you
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That's Awesome! Is this 1 photo or a few merged together?
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It's one shot, I was lucky enough to be out on an extremely clear moonless night
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