St Peter Port at night
I took 2 photos as you all can guess, the bottom one if i remember correctly had around a minute and a half exposure, the stars, 25 seconds at iso 1600 and f 2....
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I took 2 photos as you all can guess, the bottom one if i remember correctly had around a minute and a half exposure, the stars, 25 seconds at iso 1600 and f 2.8, the rest was just a matter of erasing the cloudy sky and replacing it with stars to show people on what they miss out on because of light pollution in built up areas. Both shot with Rokinon 14mm f 2.8 FE lens (manual aperture which i quite like) Also I have sold this photo on my biggest canvas so far 100x70 cm and it has been projected on a skyscraper in NYC as a part of an exhibition organized by see.me
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jekabssilacerps
March 21, 2014
wow! I really did not expect for so many people to like it, thanks :)
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TheFstopsHere
August 20, 2014
Yeah before reading the description I was like "That sort of sky can't be seen with all that light pollution!"
Where did you take the shot of the Milky Way? Looks great!!
Where did you take the shot of the Milky Way? Looks great!!
jekabssilacerps
October 24, 2014
sorry for the late reply, missed the notification, took the shot of milky way not far from the town it being a small island, same place Guernsey, only location was in Torteval
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