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Well done, Morkel, as always. I have no suggestions, other than to suggest that others look and enjoy. ;-)
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Very nice night exposure! I wonder about rotating the camera to make the tree vertical, which would put the Milky Way at a more expected diagonal angle. IQ in the corners looks wonderful!
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Hi Morkel, this a really nice frame, I appreciate that you did not over illuminate the foreground, the stars look sharp, like the natural color of the galaxy. TFS
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This is a bit unusual with the core being horizontal in the frame but I think it could still work. The light painting on the tree is nicely done. Thanks for sharing, Morkel!
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I too like the fact that the tree is not overly bright and the stars are still "stars" in the image..
DON
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Nice effective milky way night photo, Morkel. It seems a bit noisy for iso1600, my only nitpick.
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Nicely executed Morkel and just the right amount of light painting on the foreground. I am going to be borrowing the 14-24mm lens for a trip up along the Georgian Bay shoreline and am looking forward to trying it on some night-scapes :)
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Morkel,
Excellent, well balanced image. Beautiful! Couldn't stop looking at it.
Marie and I will spend four nights with friends in the Karoo between our two Wild-eye safaris. Your image convinced me I definitely need to bring a tripod and the 12x24. I really didn't need a tripod at Mana Pools last time, but I had been debating with myself whether a tripod would be worth the extra bulk for the Migration safari.
Douglas Bolt
DougBoltPhotography.com
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wonderful image Morkel I think the foreground elements are nicely painted with light
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Thanks for the comments and suggestions, folks...