The milkyway.
Silent Sunday – Starry starry night
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Wow… Thankyou for showing this
O nice
😍😍 Interestin’
Breathtaking. This reminds me to plan some time out of the city and stop to look at the stars. Keeps us grounded and gives us a sense of scale in life.
Thank you Pao. I hope you get to do that, there is nothing like star gazing to show how small we are.
Nice 👍
Thank you.
You are welcome
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Certainly captured the “Backbone of Night.” Great shots!
Art
Thank you Art.
So spectacular! Thanks for sharing.
Oh, thank you Zik.
That is awesome!
Thank you Ziggy.
Looking into the millennial past
Great way of looking at them, thank you.
What amazing pictures. I have rarely been anywhere you can actually see the milky way and where I live now it is a struggle to see any stars. Really enjoyed seeing them.
Thank you RJ.I think that is one thing, well among many, that is so good about living in Australia, you can see the milky in so many places. I’m glad you enjoyed them.
Wow, Leanne!
Thank you Sofia.
Stunning photos Leanne!!
Thank you Nora.
Beautiful image of this starry Night. Anita
Thank you Anita.
So beautiful Leanne 🙂
Thank you Brian.
Awesome images Leanne.
Thank you Rudi.
Beautiful!
Thank you Anne.
Very beautiful photos, Leanne! ❤️
Thank you so much John.
🤙🏻☺️☺️ ya welcome.
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Dreamy
Thank you Beth.
If only I could see the Milky Way like this for real, without using any camera lenses or filters.
How mesmerizing would that be!
Your captures are really amazing 🙂
We can’t see it like that without the camera, but you can see it in the sky. I know if you get out at night you can see where it is. Thank you.
Man, I really like that perspective of the lighthouse pointing upward. Fantastic shots.
Thank you Matt, they are among my favourites.
Beautiful! I’ve never tried astro photography. 😅 How long do you typically expose, and do you stack images?
Thank you Joey. They are around 30 seconds and no I don’t stack them.
Ah, thanks! Using a high ISO in that case?
Yes, 6400, and as wide an aperture as you have. 2.8 is ideal. If you have 2.8 then you can often use a lower ISO or a shorter time.
I see! Thank you for your advice. 😀 Hopefully trying one day at an appropriate place.
You’re welcome Joey. It is great form of photography and I hope you get to try it one day. Come to Australia, you can do it in most places.