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After checking Stellarium, I planned to capture the Milky Way coming down over this abandoned schoolhouse. It was total darkness when I arrived and had to loca...
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After checking Stellarium, I planned to capture the Milky Way coming down over this abandoned schoolhouse. It was total darkness when I arrived and had to locate a spot by headlamp. I was amazed at the colors in the sky after dialing in the exposure and am very thankful I snuck out of my host's home for a couple hours!
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