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Milky Way on the Lake
Lens: Samyang 24mm ƒ1.4 Camera: Pentax K-1 Photo Location: Lac-de-la-Chaîne. Lac-Bouchette, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec, Canada. ISO: 1000 Shutter Speed: Above 6s Aperture: F1.6 
Posted By: Weevil, 06-22-2016, 10:58 PM

This shot was taken from a single frame, during my first MW session on June 5th... Taken a bit earlier than my pano merge, we can see more part of the MW before it was hidden by the trees later that night... we can see more details in the MW.
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La Voie lactée / The Milky Way
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A spectacular view. Really beautiful.

Many thanks,

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This is a great picture.

Thanks for sharing it with us.

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Very nice indeed!

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Wow. What a view!
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Thanks all! , yes it was a great view on that night !
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Wow - is this shot ever beautiful - a real accomplishment!

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If this was mine, it would be made into a huge enlargement, and hanging on my wall!!

Spectacular capture, and the lighting is beautiful!
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Well composed, thank you Weevil.
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Very well captured, congrats!!!
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QuoteOriginally posted by Weevil Quote
This shot was taken from a single frame, during my first MW session on June 5th... Taken a bit earlier than my pano merge, we can see more part of the MW before it was hidden by the trees later that night... we can see more details in the MW.
Pentax K-1 + Samyang 24mm ƒ1.4
32s (w/Astrotracer) @ ƒ1.6, ISO1000



La Voie lactée / The Milky Way
by Sylvain Cote, sur Flickr
Very Nice!
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Those reflections and colors really bring the photo to life!

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That is an absolute wonderful image
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Stunning image I really missing seeing the night sky. I would have to drive a few hours at least to get anything close to sky as dark as that.
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Thanks guys...


QuoteOriginally posted by Scorpio71GR Quote
I would have to drive a few hours at least to get anything close to sky as dark as that.
actually, that was 5-6hour drive from home... I was invited at a friend's cottage. Will not have lot's of occasions like this in the future!
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