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Star Trails.

The place where I live, a small island called Møn in Denmark, just received two certifications from the International Dark Sky Association, Dark Sky Park and D...
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The place where I live, a small island called Møn in Denmark, just received two certifications from the International Dark Sky Association, Dark Sky Park and Dark Sky Community with gold rating, which is the highest rating! A small island called Nyord also received the two certifications and these two islands are the first ever(!) to get a double certification!
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NIKON D3100

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 400 Shutter 1634/1 Focal Length 180/10

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Mar, 2017

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This bridge connects the island I live on, Møn, to Zealand. It is also called Queen Alexandrine's Bridge; she was the queen of King Christian X.

This is Farø Bridge, connecting Farø, Falster, Zealand and Møn.
The ISO was a bit too high, but I kinda like the result anyway. The pillars on the

Danish burial mound from around 3.200 bc. First excavated by shop owner Gustav Hage from Stege on Møn, in 1839.
I didn't go all the way inside,

This is Goose Tower, in Vordingborg, southern Denmark. You can actually see the golden Goose on top.
I played a lot with the colours on this one.

Taken at Møns Klint, south-eastern Denmark.

Fog can be a b**** to shoot in.

The moon was shining brightly behind me and lit up the chalk in the cliff. I really didn't expect to get so many stars in this shot.

Moon Lit Beach

Stevns Klint, east-Zealand, Denmark.

Sun Set.

Sounds like a Dyson-invention, but the camera just couldn't register the blades.

I &quot;painted&quot; the building and the pond with a flash-light, a pretty cool technique that&#039;s fun to use.

This is Collinder 69. It is an open star cluster, discovered ca. 1931 by Swedish astronomer Per Collinder. It is estimated to be around 5 million year

Shot with an old Nikon 50mm E-series, that my father gave me. It has become my preferred lens when I don't need a wider angle, it's incredib

An Evening at the Beach.

Taken at Fredericia Hardcore Festival in 2007.
I really like the energy in this picture and the light shining through the window.
I had to download it

This from last week, where I saw the most amazing NLC display I've seen so far. It covered the entire horizon. This panorama was supposed to supp

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