- Polaris! - Tycho Moon
Star Trails
Earth rotation in 1 hour.
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gordieryan, Spiegel, Merkur*, *ian*, and 159 other people added this photo to their favorites.
gordieryan (73 months ago | reply)
That is a really cool shot!!!
Awe inspiring!!
J.H.C. (73 months ago | reply)
Are you kidding. This is great. Would love 2 know the exposure time?
Merkur* (73 months ago | reply)
This is truly AMAZING!
@jhc inc: I guess the description says it all no?
A double fave! :)
*ian* (73 months ago | reply)
WOW! This is the best star trail I've seen for a long time! I love the fact that you've also captured the house! Excellent!
GozDe CyP_ [deleted] (73 months ago | reply)
perfect
haxhinexha (73 months ago | reply)
Very exciting and exploring shot,I think you are looking foraword to fly up there and watch this marvellous process from the other side.
Amir.S. (73 months ago | reply)
This is trully a special shot.
We don`t see everyday such occurences!
Κris... (73 months ago | reply)
Ide fantastike , foto shumë e bukur . Pata pa para ca kohësh nji të ngjashme nga Berati . Edhe kjo për mu "fav"
Foto Pamp (73 months ago | reply)
Yeeah!!
thegag [deleted] (73 months ago | reply)
I did this, too: 1992 dans la Bretagne (France) ... it's really amazing ....
NoFranz (73 months ago | reply)
that's FANTASTIC!!!
i love the shape and the colours of the building so much!
shaban1 (73 months ago | reply)
Myzovina thot bet BRAVO tad
Ken Blackwell (73 months ago | reply)
Excellent shot! Rotation around a point.
~Amy~ (73 months ago | reply)
how do you get shots like that? i have tried so hard but it won't work
I'm Flickring (73 months ago | reply)
OMG! This is so cool!
I dig how you also captured that house, wouldn't be the same without it. Great work, man. An instant fave.
Mat. (73 months ago | reply)
great pic
Isabelle Ann (73 months ago | reply)
This is the type of photograph you capture when you know what you are doing! Wonder if I'll ever get there? In the meantime, I thank you for sharing this with us--it's beautiful.
Captain Suresh (73 months ago | reply)
What a great effect.
eastpole (73 months ago | reply)
Please tell me where the sky is so dark?
Tycho Moon (73 months ago | reply)
Superbly done! I wish my camera could expose for longer than 30 seconds... :(
Paren (73 months ago | reply)
amazing...picture!!
blynaffit (72 months ago | reply)
How does this happen?
This is amazing!
Emily Ione (71 months ago | reply)
WOW.
Amazing, I LOVE IT! Instant Fave :)
mikevanderheyden (71 months ago | reply)
very well done...
doow. (71 months ago | reply)
Very cool.
Ty_Milner (71 months ago | reply)
Im glad you left the house in there for perspective. Its a great shot.
n+s (70 months ago | reply)
super cool!
just spent the past week doing the same in northern canada:
Eowyn. (70 months ago | reply)
Wow that is awesome!
optick (69 months ago | reply)
Yes, it's good, isn't it. Why are so many of the stars blue?
Warner Strauss (69 months ago | reply)
Very Cool Shot! Did you light paint the house or was that just ambient light? You also must have had no moon light at all. The clarity and contrast of the star trails is fantastic.
Vina the Great (69 months ago | reply)
faaave!
markolange (67 months ago | reply)
azem, i looove this picture.
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c-a-vu (67 months ago | reply)
Great shot, strange to think we are all 'in a spin' and don't realise it.....
Ben Lawrence (65 months ago | reply)
Amazing! Patience pays off.
PETRONILO PHOTOGRAPHY (63 months ago | reply)
Very good photo. The clasic stars tour revisited.
boxbabe86 (63 months ago | reply)
That is so neat!!!! I love it!
Pinhole Nico (62 months ago | reply)
Sorry,I do not believe this...
ONE HOUR EXPOSURE??? Full eclipse of the stars?
Not possible!!
Normaly this will take at least 7 to 8 hours. Film or digital that is the same .
When I am wrong you will tell me:)
Nice picture but not real.
azem (62 months ago | reply)
@ f1sh2006: - I took several 30secs exposures within app. an hour which I later stacked together and got this image... I don't care if you believe it or not, but this IS about an hour.
Michal Osmenda (61 months ago | reply)
great!
sph1970 (61 months ago | reply)
i love it, i took one in india (see my pics) and left the shutter open for nearly fifty minutes and the trails are about the same length. what programme did you use to stack them up? the building really makes it.
Bob West (61 months ago | reply)
cool and quite believable..... have done a few as well using www.startrails.de/html/software.html
szeretlek_ma (60 months ago | reply)
Amazing!! I so wanna do that one day...
mimoseee (60 months ago | reply)
amazing shot.. azem..great
al-ba-ny (59 months ago | reply)
can't even begin to understand how you did this photo. the coolest.
Robbie Kennedy (Expresbro) (56 months ago | reply)
Fantastic shot...the house really makes it..gives it perspective :-)
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grafficartistg4 (56 months ago | reply)
amazing indeed, www.flickr.com/photos/binky_images/1770037142 /in/set-7215...
Noktor-Matic (55 months ago | reply)
WOW!~
enteo botus (54 months ago | reply)
wow cool! great work
Warner Strauss (54 months ago | reply)
Outstanding shot!!
Great Job!!
Maurok76 (54 months ago | reply)
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Incredible background, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.