AstrophotographyEnglish · 3 months ago

Camping trip Milky Way shot

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Camping trip Milky Way shot

AstrophotographyEnglish · 3 months ago

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Took my lightweight setup with me camping. The spot is on the south shore of Crete, Greece.

It’s a Bortle 2 beach that’s very hard to beat! I shot the Blue Horse Head nebula and the Andromeda Galaxy with a vintage Jupiter 135mm f3.5 lens, results here soon.

My tent is on the right, my gear on the left and a little flower got in the way that I hadn’t noticed.

Single 30sec shot with an iPhone 13 Pro. Adjusted colors in iOS Lightroom.

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That’s one terrifying flower
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  Hahah yeah it looks like a spider or something
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Rare shot of the arm the universe is hanging from, well done!
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beautiful shot, the flower is funny
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  Thank you!
  
  Yeah I didn’t have a phone tripod with me so I kinda just propped the phone up against a rock in the grass and hoped for the best!

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