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The Moon and Stars
28 images combined, each with a 15 second exposure. Taken around 8:30pm at Caspersen Beach, Florida. Stacked using Waguila’s star stacker program and the star spikes program for the diffraction effect.
Photographed by: Paolo Nacpil
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The Moon and Stars
28 images combined, each with a 15 second exposure. Taken around 8:30pm at Caspersen Beach, Florida. Stacked using Waguila’s star stacker program and the star spikes program for the diffraction effect.
Photographed by: Paolo Nacpil
Super snowy Harajuku at 2am on Valentine’s Day night 2014. These are long exposure photos (using a tripod), so you can’t really see the snow falling, but it was snowing pretty hard! These shots are of Takeshita Dori, Harajuku Dori, Cat Street, Meiji Dori & Omotesando Dori.
My beloved 💜
Eye of God
Get a load of these beautiful beasties
🔭: 16“ Dobsonian
📸: iPhone 13 Pro
There’s this huge misconception that space is very colorful and brilliant looking because people see all these super vivid pictures with millions of stars and vibrant nebulae and buddy I got some news for you. Every one of those pictures have super long exposure times, and in the case of nebulae, they have cameras that can see beyond the human color spectrum to catch the nebula in its full glory. You can’t actually see the aurora on Jupiter, because the aurora is in infrared. A lot of nebulae photos you see are either false color or are ‘color loaded’ to be more vibrant. Space, to the naked eye, would be rather dull.
Clearly you don’t spend e ought time stargazing!
Stargazing is literally my job
sorry dude, space is gay and colourful
gay yes colorful no
sorry dude.
I like to call it emo gay™
There’s this huge misconception that space is very colorful and brilliant looking because people see all these super vivid pictures with millions of stars and vibrant nebulae and buddy I got some news for you. Every one of those pictures have super long exposure times, and in the case of nebulae, they have cameras that can see beyond the human color spectrum to catch the nebula in its full glory. You can’t actually see the aurora on Jupiter, because the aurora is in infrared. A lot of nebulae photos you see are either false color or are ‘color loaded’ to be more vibrant. Space, to the naked eye, would be rather dull.
Gold Fireflies Dance Through Japanese Enchanted Forest in the Summer of 2016
An array of photographers captured these stunning images of gold fireflies during Japan’s rainy season in June and July. A dazzling long-exposure effort, the fireflies resemble a chimerical glittery effect only seen by fairies in enchanted forests.
There’s this huge misconception that space is very colorful and brilliant looking because people see all these super vivid pictures with millions of stars and vibrant nebulae and buddy I got some news for you. Every one of those pictures have super long exposure times, and in the case of nebulae, they have cameras that can see beyond the human color spectrum to catch the nebula in its full glory. You can’t actually see the aurora on Jupiter, because the aurora is in infrared. A lot of nebulae photos you see are either false color or are ‘color loaded’ to be more vibrant. Space, to the naked eye, would be rather dull.
