Star Trail on Areco, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Star Trail on Areco, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Over there, the Areco City shining behind the horizon.
A flying pass by, and a satellite cross the sk...
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Star Trail on Areco, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Over there, the Areco City shining behind the horizon.
A flying pass by, and a satellite cross the sky
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Over there, the Areco City shining behind the horizon.
A flying pass by, and a satellite cross the sky
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NatureLoverJJWal
January 09, 2015
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Location
I took this photo on Areco, Buenos Aires, Argentina. You can even see the city, shining on the horizonTime
Was taken at night ... of course. Ok Ok... If you live near one of the poles, and your night lasts six months, it was taken between 10pm and 00.Lighting
I don't remember, but I think I tried to artificially illuminate the trees a little. A small lantern light illuminating to the opposite side of the trees (there were many trees)). I was looking to bounce light, illuminating only slightly to avoid saturating the shot. The universe gave me the rest of light (what a poet)Equipment
Canon 6D + Samyang 14mm. Intervalometer, and a comfortable backpack to rest my back.Inspiration
I Went to photograph the Milky Way. There were so many trees and bushes, and the night was so calm that leaves hardly moved, I used that and tried to compose with them.Editing
Of course, with digital camera, and making a Star Trail, you need to post processing... a lot.In my camera bag
Everything I can carry. Even solar filters ... at night... Yes.. not to bright of me..Feedback
It is so simple that you will not believe. Just take you time to compose. Seeks the pole star, think what do you want about it. Put your intervalometer in 200 shots, 1 or 2 minutes. And relax...
