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Stunning!!! How in the world....?:bugeyes:One more Milky Way over Indian Ruins photograph from Northern Arizona...
XF-IQ3100, 13 ISO 6400 frames stacked in Starry Landscape Stacker
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It's a 3.5 hour drive for me!EJ,
Wonderfully done masterpiece. Excellent work of art!
That said, for many of us living in urban areas, the prospect of actually seeing such a sight is inconceivable. The technical and artistic attributes required to make this image seem impossible for me. Thank you for sharing something that is so rare for us to see.:thumbs:
Nice to seed you back Darr. Coincidentally, I recently retired as well and we're in the process of having an Alaskan truck camper built. I think of it less as an RV and more as a mobile camera bag.Hope everyone is doing well. I have not been shooting my MF kit as much as I would like to, but a change is coming. I recently retired from full time teaching and will now have more time for personal work. I am also beginning to downsize and hope to be in an RV traveling for a few years after I can get the downsizing done. I hope to return as a contributor to this thread. Here is a shot from yesterday made with the SK 72 L. More to come.
Kind regards,
Darr