Opticallimits - seeing stars +

the night sky by Alex Cherney - h/t the nc blog

[url="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2014312/Milky-Way-pictures-Alex-Cherneys-photos-galaxy-seen-naked-eye.html"]Alex Cherney's stars[/url]

and another more down to earth link of pictures which are worth a look i think, and which if you don't see speigel might be missed -

[url="http://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/fotostrecke-70457.html"]lost places[/url]

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the night sky by Alex Cherney - h/t the nc blog

[url="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2014312/Milky-Way-pictures-Alex-Cherneys-photos-galaxy-seen-naked-eye.html"]Alex Cherney's stars[/url]

and another more down to earth link of pictures which are worth a look i think, and which if you don't see speigel might be missed -

[url="http://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/fotostrecke-70457.html"]lost places[/url]

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Beautiful images, thanks for sharing... I wonder what does he do to prevent over exposure on the bottom half of the image...

Serkan

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I wonder what does he do to prevent over exposure on the bottom half of the image...

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Going to dark places without light pollution.

Herbert

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Going to dark places without light pollution.

Herbert

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Well if one can expose the milky way correctly and at the same image do not overexpose a house 10 meters away, I guess there must another trick in that one... Maybe very very thick ND filters...

Serkan