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Samuli Ikäheimo, Lahden Ursa
While driving in the countryside in the summer, a nice-looking shooting and observation place from the village of Iitti Vuolenkoski, on the Kimola canal, became a nice place to shoot. At the end of September, they came to explore the place.
When I got to the scene at night, I decided to take the first test shot right next to the car, just to get some smell from the environment before the night vision improved.
That is, the camera's sensitivity is high, the aperture is full, and the exposure is 13 seconds.
During the short exposure, the sky had already circled in the sky and a star flight in the eastern horizon in the constellation of Orion did not flash just before the shutter closed.
It also seemed to stick well to the cell despite a fairly wide angle of view.
Link to a larger version:
http://sikaheimo.com/kuvat/astro/tahdenlento-kimolankanava-20140928.jpg
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