Now, any of you can do this if your sky is dark enough...all the info on the photo, however if you go much longer than 20 seconds, you will start to get star trailing...
Looking foward to this weekend - going to Arkaroola which is a very dark sky..

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The advantage of a dark skyThis is one advantage of not living in the city centre..
Now, any of you can do this if your sky is dark enough...all the info on the photo, however if you go much longer than 20 seconds, you will start to get star trailing... Looking foward to this weekend - going to Arkaroola which is a very dark sky.. ![]() Canon
Oh! I can't wait until Easter
![]() (going in that direction for a few nights) Great capture - I just can't get sick of these great star pics! If anything though, I think it may be a little over exposed! *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Great stuff big V, I might try this next time I'm away from the big smoke!
As Paul said the number of visible stars it lovely!
ahhh, the sky as it should be.
shame man has made so many lights that spoil views like this from the city Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
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