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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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45 minute exposure. Haha! The moving stars are actually the earth spinning.
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One of the ultimate, natural, artistic fotos!
You rock!
Willy,
Red Mountain Fotography
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Bra jobba, flott star-trail du har her.
Har ikke sjΓΈl prΓΈvd det enda, bare hΓ₯pe pΓ₯ en skikkelig fin klar natt sΓ₯ skal vi nok fΓ₯ noe til. Kjempebra.
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45 minutes of exposition and the rock isn't overlighted? That's interesting
Anyway, the startrails are perfect! I wonder if someday I'll have so much patience to take picture like this
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fuuuuck, this is amazing
everything from the concept to the angle to everything
I love it man
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i like to see star travel photos from all around the earth. this one has some effect on me, like gives an urge to travel and see the night in all different countries.
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Amazing perspective! What is that stone structure?
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These rotation photographs are honestly some of my favorites out there. This is a great example, I just love the length of the star paths, and the natural geometry of that big rock. 
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Haven't seen an image like this before, very different. Love it.
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wow, amazing! how do you shoot such photographs?
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Beautiful! I just don't even know what to say, it's amazing.
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Night photography intrigues me. I love the composition and star trails. The image is sharp, and very well done. Great photo! ^^
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I don't know how you did this, but I LOVESSS it.
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45 minutes and 7 seconds of exposition - how do you make this concrete block/rock "properly" lightened? it was so dark there or you darkened it in postproduction?
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As you can see, I also had an aperture of f/9 and the iso was just 200.
I actually just had to take a chance and use those values. Also, I had two cameras with me, so I just left this one to take 2 pictures of 45 min and walked around taking pictures meanwhile. I checked the first picture before adjusting the values to become even better.
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technically a perfect photo, and the perspective on the rock is great, but i miss something in the foreground, that makes it a bit boring for me, but thatΒ΄s really only my opinion...
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I agree with you, this was my first attempt at an exposure this long, and it isn't really "fail and set up another place" haha! It takes time ^^ I will do more though!
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What a gorgeous piece. I love the pattern!
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very interesting, thank you fantastic effect
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