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Milky Way Over The Brick Barn

Milky Way Over The Brick Barn

The Milky Way as viewed from Caumsett State Park, which is on the north shore of Long Island. A the Milky Way core is to the south, you can see how Long Island&...
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The Milky Way as viewed from Caumsett State Park, which is on the north shore of Long Island. A the Milky Way core is to the south, you can see how Long Island's light-dome impededs upong viewing-photographing it.
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Canon EOS 6D

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ISO 1600 Shutter 18/1

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Aug, 2016

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