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Posted: 18 Oct 2018

Taken: 12 Aug 2018

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In protest to all the cloud, rain and missed opportunities this year a panorama I did forget. Pieter is on the water edge capturing the Bow over the sea, I went for the path down to the beach and the dunes either side. this was our last look at the milky way before we came home well after 1 am. I hope this is not my last this year but it is getting very close to the end of the season this year.

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 Roger (Grisly)
Roger (Grisly) club
A stunning shot Steve, you have convinced me I must give a go when the weather turns again.
5 years ago.
 Steve Paxton
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Thank you has been very rare this year mostly clouded in glad you like our Southern darkness.
5 years ago.
 Steve Paxton
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Not been a very good year for astro shots having said that the few nights I was able to go out turned out very well. I do know what you mean feel like a bird in a cage.
5 years ago.
 Steve Paxton
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Its not at all hard as long as you know your gear and how to set up. Look at what Herb has been able to do with a little help and encouragement.

www.ipernity.com/doc/1081863/47482826

www.ipernity.com/doc/1081863/45377160/in/album/1059358

right place, right time of month for no moon, right lack of light pollution and being keen enough to have a go. I can tell you the hardest part is the "dark" if some thing is not right, you have to know where to go to fix it up on the camera. I sat in my study when I first started with the lights out getting use to where every thing is on the camera and how to change. this may be of interest.

photographylife.com/landscapes/photographing-milky-way-bow

If you need help you can turn to me or Herb who is closer but all the best for thinking to give it a go.
5 years ago.
 Roger (Grisly)
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Interesting Steve although I will have to wait for the weather to improve, Thank you,
5 years ago.

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