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    I hope there's popcorn in that kettle!)

    peterlfrench, Gary Randall, Phil's Pixels, The Midnight Writer, and 6 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. joe defao 48 months ago | reply

      Stellar image!

    2. Gary Randall 48 months ago | reply

      Cha-Ching! Love the clouds in this shot Larry. Very, very cool. :)

    3. Dave Berryman 48 months ago | reply

      This is a great shot.

    4. Ray Bouknight 48 months ago | reply

      Looks like daylight and stars! That's cool!

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    5. CarloPDX 48 months ago | reply

      Awesome, Larry! Great long exposure!

    6. ~ Aaron Reed ~ 48 months ago | reply

      Ahhhh, the master of the stars strikes again.

    7. Darren White Photography 48 months ago | reply

      Nice shot bro, what are you still doing up!!!

    8. Phil's Pixels 48 months ago | reply

      Masterful shot Larry. Stellar indeed. You do dine late. Superb!

    9. little m:) 48 months ago | reply

      guess what! i tried to shoot stars again last night:) on queen anne hill under the radio tower! and i was sooooo excited 'cause i thought it was stars, but then i got home and i am now thinking it was in fact NOISE! :( sad little m

      like that you put butter onyour popcorn, mr.bigshots:)

    10. Bobshots 48 months ago | reply

      Sorry m... It can be frustrating even when you shoot far from city lights so Queen Anne might not be the best place for star shots, I'm not familier with your Sony's ability to handle noise at higher iso settings or if it offers noise reduction in the menu but that's critical to getting clean stalled star images. You should be able to get good star trails shots if you use the lowest iso setting at the widest aperature using your fastest lens but you need to be where it's really dark! lbs:)

    11. Janice L 48 months ago | reply

      amazing

    12. Rachel [cherry pixel PAC] 48 months ago | reply

      this is simply amazing!

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