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Published: 2012-06-02 04:29:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 6190; Favourites: 304; Downloads: 0
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© Greg Gibbs. You may NOT use, replicate, manipulate, or modify this image without my permission. All Rights Reserved.The Milky Way rises over Lake Hume, Australia.
Same location as "Rising Tide"
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Sorry Greg, to F&R but I've got a lot of catching up to do 
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Thanks Will 
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Always a pleasure, Greg
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oh my gooooooooooooooosh. truly an amazing pic. i love it <3
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I'm glad you do
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That is very pretty 
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Thank you 
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I couldn't find a specific answer from there... but I am guessing you take one of the Milky Way (tracking it with a telescope maybe) and then a fixed one with the stars that have trails, and then composite them together
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No the specific answer is not there but if you went through and read all the resources that I linked, got on all the forums, and practiced for countless hours like I have, then you do learn a thing or two about how to do things like this. I'm sorry but I am never going to say on here how I did this shot as I have even better ones planned and I won't reveal all my knowledge that I have spent lots of time and money acquiring (I state that quite clearly in the journal. That's the main reason I sent you to it), but I will say this. NO tracking mount was used at all. Where there is a will there is a way. Practice, practice, practice.
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I am never going to have equipment to even get close to trying out this kind of photography, I just have an appreciation for it and a curious mind about how it works. OK no worries, goodluck for your future photos, I look forward to seeing them
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Hah, he probably merged two versions, the one with trails and the one without. But still... I don't know how he made the Milky Way is not blurred, cause overall effect should be great blur.
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you sound about right I think. Maybe he used a telescope that tracked the Milky Way so that the camera moved with it so that it didn't blur
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Now that's something different! And awesomely executed. Cool to see both trails and a still Milky Way in one shot, great work as always!
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Thank you very much Grant
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