Bill Schone
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End of October marks the typical end of Milky Way core viewing in the northern hemisphere, so when clear skies finally showed up at the end of October, my wife & I set out again to capture some blue hour & milky way photos. One other huge advantage to the late season viewing is that the core is typically available in the early evening hours, the attached milky way capture was taken at 8:09 pm, much easier than the 2:00 or 3:00am captures!
But starting around 6:30pm we captured the following series of nautical twilight to night time shots of the landscape & moon movement through the early evening. Once again, just another unbelievable outing on the Kansas prairie! Thanks all, Bill.
But starting around 6:30pm we captured the following series of nautical twilight to night time shots of the landscape & moon movement through the early evening. Once again, just another unbelievable outing on the Kansas prairie! Thanks all, Bill.
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