It was the coldest night of the year so far in New Zealand and my idiot brain decided this was a good night to go shoot the Milky Way – I love the actual photo, but lost my hat (blown over the sheer cliff face in front of me in this picture)
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The Milky Way Rising over Lyttleton Harbour by EkantVeer
Posted: March 28, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, IFTTT, landscape, landscapes, Long exposure, low light, Lyttleton, milky way, New Zealand, night, panorama, sea, space, stars
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www thrasivoulos gr by StergosSkulukas
Posted: February 6, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, astro, astrophotographer, astrophotography, DOdecanese, Dodekanisa, dodekanisos, galassia, galaxy, greece, IFTTT, kiotari, Long exposure, milky way, Milkyway, rhodes, rodi, stars, starscape, summer
Taken just outside the door of my dear friend Thrasivoulos Panou .
I dedicate it to him and his love for the dark skies of Rhodes!!!
I dedicate it to him and his love for the dark skies of Rhodes!!!
Dark Horse On The Horizon by miketaylorphoto
Posted: February 5, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, astrophotography, IFTTT, landscape astrophotography, landscape photography, lighthouse, lighthouse milky way, Long exposure, maine, maine at night, maine lighthouse, maine winter, marshall point, marshall point lighthouse, miketaylorphoto, milky way, milky way galaxy, night, night scape, Night Sky, nightscape, port clyde maine, stars, starscape, taylor photography
Taylor Photography – Workshops – Prints – Presentations
The photogenic core section of the Milky Way has started its late Winter ascent into the night sky. Here you can see the Great Dark Horse, one of the most recognizable features of our galaxy, making its way above the horizon at Marshall Point Lighthouse. This image was captured just after moonset and shortly before sunrise on February 1 during the blue hour. Milky Way season has officially started.
Spots in our Spring Night Photography Workshops are filling up. We are offering two workshops at Marshall Point during Spring 2015 and we will be adding a couple more over the Summer months. Check out our website for more info.
© Mike Taylor | Taylor Photography
Dark Horse On The Horizon by miketaylorphoto
Posted: February 5, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, astrophotography, IFTTT, landscape astrophotography, landscape photography, lighthouse, lighthouse milky way, Long exposure, maine, maine at night, maine lighthouse, maine winter, marshall point, marshall point lighthouse, miketaylorphoto, milky way, milky way galaxy, night, night scape, Night Sky, nightscape, port clyde maine, stars, starscape, taylor photography
Taylor Photography – Workshops – Prints – Presentations
The photogenic core section of the Milky Way has started its late Winter ascent into the night sky. Here you can see the Great Dark Horse, one of the most recognizable features of our galaxy, making its way above the horizon at Marshall Point Lighthouse. This image was captured just after moonset and shortly before sunrise on February 1 during the blue hour. Milky Way season has officially started.
Spots in our Spring Night Photography Workshops are filling up. We are offering two workshops at Marshall Point during Spring 2015 and we will be adding a couple more over the Summer months. Check out our website for more info.
© Mike Taylor | Taylor Photography
Stars Above by hodge676
Posted: February 5, 2015 in landscapesTags: 16-35, 500px, astrophotography, d800, d800e, flowers, forest, IFTTT, lake, mountains, National Park, night, night photography, nightscape, nikon, olympic, Really Right Stuff, stars, sunset, twilight, water
“Best viewed on black”
The stars above seemed to cast an eerie glow on this stream in the backcountry of Olympic National Park.
Shot is composed of several 15 second exposures bracketed for depth of field.
Thanks for viewing.
The stars above seemed to cast an eerie glow on this stream in the backcountry of Olympic National Park.
Shot is composed of several 15 second exposures bracketed for depth of field.
Thanks for viewing.
Good night *** by ausserferner
Posted: February 4, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, austria, Hut, IFTTT, michael boehmlaender, moonlight, mountains, night, snow, stars, tirol
Mountain hut – Ausserfern – Tirol – Austria
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Cosmic Roots by StergosSkulukas
Posted: February 4, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, astro, astrophotographer, astrophotography, DOdecanese, Dodekanisa, dodekanisos, galassia, galaxy, greece, hellas, IFTTT, kiotari, lardos, lindos, Long exposure, night photography, Night Sky, nightscape, rhodes, stars, starscape, stelle, summer, via lattea
Star Trails | Lochard Gorge by TimWood1
Posted: February 4, 2015 in landscapesTags: 12 Apostles, 500px, 6d, astrophotography, australia, clouds, IFTTT, landscape, lochard gorge, milky way, night, night photography, nightscape, Port Campbell, seascape, star trails, stars
75 x 25sec star trails taken at Lochard Gorge, Port Campbell, Australia.
Canadas Milky Way by MartinFechtner
Posted: February 4, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, Canon EOS 6D, IFTTT, milchstrasse, milky way, mountain, nacht, night, night photography, nightscape, Parador de las Cañadas del Teide, samyang 14mm f2.8, starry, stars, Sterne, walimex 14mm f2.8
The Mily Way @ ‘Parador de las Cañadas del Teide’
Sleeping Teddies by Pcoskun
Posted: February 3, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, arizona, cactus, Cholla, desert, IFTTT, Kofa Mountains, mountains, night, Peter Coskun, Peter James Nature Photography, sky, southwest, stars, venus
VIEW ON BLACK PLEASE!
This composition may look familiar, I recently posted a sunset shot from this vantage. I decided to go back out after the stars emerged to shoot the very same scene. Wandering through cholla filled landscapes in the dark is not an easy task, even with a headlamp. Often times, the light shining on them will make them appear as stones in the distance. Lucky me however, I can manage my way around some dense cholla cacti in daylight and in the dark. I found my composition, and kept firing off some frames. Venus began rising behind the peaks and gave off some light of it’s own during the long exposures. The desert at night is such a surreal place. The howl of coyotes off in the distance made it even more so. This was a blend of multiple exposures to keep detail throughout the frame.
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