Milky Way Arch over Historic Westerman's Homestead

[tc1]

Located in Namadgi National Park - Australian Capital Territory Australia.

The Facts:
9 September 2023
Astro Modified Canon 6D Mk1 with Sigma Art 20mm F1.4
36 segments in a 4 row Panorama at ISO3200, f2.5 and 13 seconds
Three images per segment
Image segments stacked in Sequator
Panorama produced using Microsoft ICE ( Image Composite Editor) with a Stereographic Projection
Images processed in Pixinsight, Photoshop and Lightroom
Comments and critique most welcome.
Clear Skies – Tony

 

[tomfranic]

I like it, the composition, setup, look very nice with that purple color. I am curious what was the natural color of what You saw. Thnx

 

[Tom C]

It's a beautiful photo, nice work!

 

[Winston Churchill (Sir)]

I like the pinkish hue - even though they sky definitely isn't that hue - I like the artistic flavour thereof.

 

[agrumpybirdphotographer]

Fantastic

 

[tc1]

I like it, the composition, setup, look very nice with that purple color. I am curious what was the natural color of what You saw. Thnx

Thanks - We were in a very dark area with the sky "black" and so many stars. The Astro Modified camera captures the MW in all its spendour.

 

[gnpToday]

Fantastic, brain is about to explode after reading the technical creation of this image.

 

[AlanB313]

Wow, such a great image! Thanks for sharing. Very impressive.

I'd love to get a Nikon d810a someday or equivalent to learn with....isn't that the astro modified Nikon?

It sounds like you have access to great dark sky. We go on long desert trips in the American southwest in the Spring for wildflowers but the sky is compelling as well. We ran into the Las Vegas astronomical society by chance and watched them doing their stuff. Folks came from Germany to join them and were in awe of how dark it was.
Alan

 

[Ralph]

Located in Namadgi National Park - Australian Capital Territory Australia.

The Facts:
9 September 2023
Astro Modified Canon 6D Mk1 with Sigma Art 20mm F1.4
36 segments in a 4 row Panorama at ISO3200, f2.5 and 13 seconds
Three images per segment
Image segments stacked in Sequator
Panorama produced using Microsoft ICE ( Image Composite Editor) with a Stereographic Projection
Images processed in Pixinsight, Photoshop and Lightroom
Comments and critique most welcome.
Clear Skies – Tony

Awesome photo Tony

 

[tc1]

Wow, such a great image! Thanks for sharing. Very impressive.

I'd love to get a Nikon d810a someday or equivalent to learn with....isn't that the astro modified Nikon?

It sounds like you have access to great dark sky. We go on long desert trips in the American southwest in the Spring for wildflowers but the sky is compelling as well. We ran into the Las Vegas astronomical society by chance and watched them doing their stuff. Folks came from Germany to join them and were in awe of how dark it was.
Alan

Thanks Alan - I had a camera astro modified here in Australia.