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Originally Posted by Kunama
What a great image Carlos.
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Thanks Matt!
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Originally Posted by noeyedeer
lovely image. I remember as a kid on the way to Sussex Inlet visiting there on the way. looks even better than during the day
matt
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Thanks Matt!
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Originally Posted by RickS
Well done, Carlos! That's very nice.
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Thanks Rick!
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Oooh Carlos. Very good. It could have been a classic though. So close. I reckon get yourself a Polarie. 90 seconds or a few minutes at lower ISO, stopped down a tad (depending on the lens) and lower the white poitn temperature. I am finding night sky white balance best around 4200 to 4700K (it seems to vary or vary between camera models).
Did you take this shot in RAW?
I reckon it could be enhanced to be even better. The top stars are a bit elongated and I know without tracking its hard to avoid but there are tricks. They are a tad distracting. The Milky Way could be enhanced quite a bit.
What a fantastic idea for framing - and you got the shadows of 2 peoples - ooh clever. A Malin entry?
The PM me if you're interested.
Greg.
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Thanks Greg! Wow Malin you think so, that would be so exciting! Regarding improvements I will PM you about this, thank you for being so generous.
Yes I took it in RAW. The shadows are my cousin and myself on the left.
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Originally Posted by Deeno
Extremely cool!
Great thinking...
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Thanks Deeno!
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Originally Posted by AstralTraveller
I've seen the blowhole many times but never like that! A wonderful idea.
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Thanks David!
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Originally Posted by lacad01
Nice work Carlos and good idea for a nightscape 
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Thanks Adam!
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Originally Posted by Larryp
Spectacular, Carlos-great image!
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Thanks Laurie!
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Originally Posted by iceman
Excellent! Very well done. Your best yet!
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Thanks Mike!