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u/snowflake_007 20d ago
Please don't downvote me for asking this: did you use any filters? Or is this a raw image?
I want to see these things one day. Just want to manage my expectations.
Either way. Thank you for sharing such gorgeous images with us! :)
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u/ElectricalFact8 19d ago
Since our eyes can't see the same colours as the camera, you won't see the colourful objects in the milkyway - but you will be able to see a lot more stars than if you look at the night sky in more light polluted areas! :)
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u/FocusDisorder 18d ago
The colors are more or less true, actually, it's just that everything in the image is so dim you'd need eyes the size of a football field to gather enough light to make them out.
Even fairly large lenses and telescopes won't get you this. Most astrophotography images are the result of multiple hours of acquisition time.
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u/playerofdarts 20d ago
This is the most awesome landscape astro photo I have ever seen here on Reddit. I love this, thank you for posting your artwork!
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u/Puppyhead1960 18d ago
Look, my friends. I happen to know that this is the Lupin Express...
p.s. stunning photo
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u/CCriscal 20d ago
Impressive shot! But I am totally surprised that there wasn't any asian girl jumping through the image waiting for her bf/photographer to take a gazillion images with the lupines.
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u/maxnti 20d ago
Though the flowers are technically an invasive species, the annual lupine bloom in early summer is an amazing thing to see. Here i captured the orion arm of the milky way with all its bright stars + mars and Jupiter.
more of my work here :)