Milky Way

[d4mike]

Back to the 14mm Rokinon, 6D, 30 seconds, 3200 ISO around 3:00am. Funny but I wasn't even tired, the stars kept me pumped up. Got to bed about 4:10am, should have just stayed up for sunrise at 5:00am........

 

[Mr Bean]

Back to the 14mm Rokinon, 6D, 30 seconds, 3200 ISO around 3:00am. Funny but I wasn't even tired, the stars kept me pumped up. Got to bed about 4:10am, should have just stayed up for sunrise at 5:00am........

Wow, very nice. Love the reflection.

 

[lion rock]

WOW! What an excellent shot! Greatly marvelous!
-r

Back to the 14mm Rokinon, 6D, 30 seconds, 3200 ISO around 3:00am. Funny but I wasn't even tired, the stars kept me pumped up. Got to bed about 4:10am, should have just stayed up for sunrise at 5:00am........

 

[meywd]

Back to the 14mm Rokinon, 6D, 30 seconds, 3200 ISO around 3:00am. Funny but I wasn't even tired, the stars kept me pumped up. Got to bed about 4:10am, should have just stayed up for sunrise at 5:00am........

I love the composition.

 

[meywd]

Milky Way by Mahmoud Darwish, on Flickr

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Auroras messing with my Milky Way shoot

Auroras 23 June 2015 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

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Beautiful shot, Keith.

 

[jrista]

Snake Nebula (Barnard 72), near the galactic core:

 

[Chisox2335]

A few of my shots. All with a 6D and rokinon lenses

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Aurora 5 minute exposure showing the color patterns. Also note the color of the stars. Polaris is at top center.
5D III ISO 100 Rokinon 14mm f2.8
Auroras over Lake Tahoe © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

[TGCorneliussen]

Went out last night to shoot Milky Way. I had my friend's 24/1.4 with me. It was late and I was tired so I forgot to try also with my Sigma 14/2.8. But the pics with 24/1.4 came out quite nice. Even I drove to North-WA trying to get away from light pollution, still there's quite strong light on the bottom.

Comments?

In my opinion the light adds to this picture. great shot!

 

[meywd]

Went out last night to shoot Milky Way. I had my friend's 24/1.4 with me. It was late and I was tired so I forgot to try also with my Sigma 14/2.8. But the pics with 24/1.4 came out quite nice. Even I drove to North-WA trying to get away from light pollution, still there's quite strong light on the bottom.

Comments?

In my opinion the light adds to this picture. great shot!

I agree, I like it with the light, wonderful shot

 

[meywd]

A close up on the Milky Way with the 50mm f/1.8 II, I shot around 150 frames, however I am not able to stack that many with 32bit software, and Photoshop is not handling them either, so I stacked 40 with PS, single shot settings were: ISO 3200 f1/.8 10 sec


Milky Way by Mahmoud Darwish, on Flickr

 

[telemaq76]

taken with my old canon 1ds3+rokinon 14 2.8, in canadian rockies

 

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taken with my old canon 1ds3+rokinon 14 2.8, in canadian rockies

Awesome. Well done telemaq76.

 

[GaabNZ]

A couple from tonight at the Warkworth Satellite Station, just outside Auckland, New Zealand.

20 second exposure
Warkworth Satellite Station by Gary Ashton, on Flickr

and 10 second exposure
Warkworth Satellite by Gary Ashton, on Flickr

Canon 6D with Samyang 24mm F1.4 2 shot vertical panoramics

 

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A couple from tonight at the Warkworth Satellite Station, just outside Auckland, New Zealand.

Beautiful shots. Well done, Gary.

 

[Mickat]

Here is one from my back yard, shot this 5 metres from my back door.
1DX - 24mm 1.4 II - F2 - 15sec - ISO 1000

 

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Great shot, Mickat. Nicely done.

 

[Mickat]

Some shots from Ayers Rock, I would have liked to have stayed longer in the park but it closes at 7:30pm and the Sun is still somewhat setting.

1st image: 5D3 - 8-15mm F4 Fisheye @ 15mm - 30secs - F4 - ISO 3200
2nd image: 5D3 - 8-15mm F4 Fisheye @ 15mm - 15secs - F4 - ISO 2000
3rd image: 5D3 - 8-15mm F4 Fisheye @ 15mm - 30secs - F4 - ISO 3200