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Published: 2012-10-18 20:44:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 10713; Favourites: 310; Downloads: 0
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Seing pictures like this really makes you grasp the aspect of how fast we are moving, just by standing on the planet earth.Related content
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Amazing!! 
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Wow this is beautiful <3
And thats very true.
I gives a whole new perspective !
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Wonderful photo, it certainly has a lot of meaning behind it
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this is so awsome! it really shows the speed of time without the use of a word.
the rock looks so steady and firm by the way you positioned it in the picture.
bravo, good work!
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It is very lucky that the stone was close to pointing to the north star, very well done!
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that's an nwesome concept for a photo, very dynamic!
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Absolutely awsome!!!! Really really love it!! The exposure, the colors, the concept, everything, just excellent!!! Congratulations!!!
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very cool. nice contrast between the solidity and permanence of the rock vs. the movement of the sky.
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This is so amazing. The rock looks so solid and stationary next to the fast-paced sky.
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Oh wow that's amazing .o. I LOVE the stars and this is just stunning...
Great shot!
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that kind of photo makes me love photography. this is great
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What a beautiful picture! The stars look so cool!
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Wow, it seems like time is literally flying by. Amazing.
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Great
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45 mins exposure 
Very low noise and still detailed, very nizely done !
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Even in thumbnail version this made me feel woozy. Very cool!
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I think this picture would've have been so much better without the concrete block, as it obstructs the movement of the stars you beautifully captured
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Star photography has always been something I hope to do some day. This inspires me to try it!
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Wow love these sorts of photos and this one fails to dissapoint xx
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I like making the presumption that the rock is a weathered gravestone,
and this photograph marks time, space and morbidity in an uncommonly-fascinating turn of mind;
like a forced-perspective window of opportunity; graphically illustrating Shakespeare's best insights into human horror.
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star light, star bright, make me feel dizzy tonight
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Ah! Wonderful! It's amazing to think that that's just 45 minutes of movement. You did a really good job!
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