Across the Milky Way

[ourkind (Carlos)]

I took this shot a few weeks back when visiting family in Wagga. Love the dark skies out there!

Thanks for looking

[iceman (Mike)]

Nice processing!

[lacad01 (Adam)]

Cracker of a shot Carlos, very nice

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Good one, Carlos

[Ross G]

A great looking photo Carlos.

Beautiful colour and nice composition.

You must know every bush track in the Wagga area. Lucky you're not afraid of the dark!

Ross.

[matt34 (Matt)]

Nice work Carlos, have you used a new processing technique? I like the processing of the milky way

[ourkind (Carlos)]

Originally Posted by iceman

Nice processing!

Thanks Mike!

Originally Posted by lacad01

Cracker of a shot Carlos, very nice

Thanks Adam

Originally Posted by Larryp

Good one, Carlos

Thanks Laurie!

Originally Posted by Ross G

A great looking photo Carlos.

Beautiful colour and nice composition.

You must know every bush track in the Wagga area. Lucky you're not afraid of the dark!

Ross.

Thanks Ross! Getting there, looking forward to returning to Wagga first week of August. The dark doesn't bother me so much, locals warn me about Yowies and Bunyips, but I'm more concerned about humans

Originally Posted by matt34

Nice work Carlos, have you used a new processing technique? I like the processing of the milky way

Thanks Matt! I have but it's a one of kind process. My mother was sitting beside me when I was playing around with the tones and she said "ohh I like that" so I kept it - oringally there was a lot of green airglow.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Looks cool. The milkyway looks like the tree foliage.

[IanP]

Beautiful, Carlos ..
Thanks for sharing!!!
Did you use something like polarie, I can't see any star trails ..

[ourkind (Carlos)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Looks cool. The milkyway looks like the tree foliage.

Eskerrik asko Marc glad you like it

Originally Posted by IanP

Beautiful, Carlos ..
Thanks for sharing!!!
Did you use something like polarie, I can't see any star trails ..

Thank you very much Ian No polarie, I just kept the exposure down to 20 seconds to minimise trailing on 16mm 2.8 full frame at 6400iso. Dark skies also helped with capturing so much star light.