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Milky Way and airglow over the chapel of John and James

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Milky Way and airglow over the chapel of John and James
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Photo description / processing

Since last year, a dream had been smoldering within me—to capture in the lens the chapel of John and Jacob of Menuš under the majestic arch of the summer Milky Way. But the universe seemed to laugh at my plans: several attempts were shattered by the whims of the weather. It seemed that fate itself was postponing this shot. And then—a spontaneous night outing that ended in triumph! Luck finally smiled upon us. And not just smiled, but gifted us with unimaginable beauty: besides a scattering of stars, the sky was illuminated by a mysterious atmospheric glow, creating a fantastic backdrop.

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 Lens
Camera
Nikon Z8
Location
Новгородская обл, Шимский р-н. д.Старое Веретье, Россия
Date taken
vk.com/cerba?w=wall7619458_14964

Exposure

  • 20 × 10″ · ISO/Gain: 6400 ·

Total exposure: 3 m

Comments

Pavel Gorlov
Congratulations. A very, very beautiful shot!!!
I'll just correct you a little: luck has nothing to do with it. The Lord Himself smiled upon you and granted you the opportunity to capture this wonderful shot! Not luck—the Lord God.
Glory to the Lord for everything! Amen!
Glory
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Anastasiya TretyakovaReply to Pavel Gorlov
Thank you very much! Yes, everything is in the hands of the Almighty.
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Orfey13
Beautiful, and you don't do panoramas yet?
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Anastasiya TretyakovaReply to Orfey13
I haven't learned yet :( I need to study, yes... I've wanted to start for a long time, I even bought a panoramic head already, now I just need to learn how to find the nodal point ))
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Orfey13Reply to Anastasiya Tretyakova
How did you choose the settings? Did you open the aperture to its maximum?
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Anastasiya TretyakovaReply to Orfey13
Yes, at maximum, I adjusted it experimentally so that the stars wouldn't blur too much.
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