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Tommy Richardsen // Trichardsen // Facebook // 500px // Google+ // InstagramA satelite moving at just the right angle reflecting light down, telltale sign is the strong increase of light just at the center of the streaking light.
Shot near Fjellstad, Nordreisa, Troms, Northern Norway.
D800, 15mm, F4, iso 200, 30sec.
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omg, this is very amazing and beautiful! i love it
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Great, I'm using it as my wallpaper on my PC... Thanks
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This is sooo pretty! I love the composition and detail. This looks like an alien landscape.Great job.
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What! You are saying that this is an actual satellite we are seeing?!?
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Yes, that is what I am saying.
The movement of it was way slower than any meteor and the central part has peaks in light compared to the rest, that is a sure sign of a satelite.
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Well the fact that you managed to capture it speaks for it self! If that were to be a meteor there would be far less chance for you to catch it! They sometimes are faster than the blink of an eye! None the less, that is some badass camera work there sir!
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Thank you very much.
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Talk about good timing. How fast are those satellites are going.
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I think that whole streak of light was about 1.5-2seconds, so much slower than any meteorite, but very fast nonetheless.
And thank you
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Amazing picture !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep up the good work.
Sascha.
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Thank you very much Sascha.
Will certainly do my best.
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