The Milky Way in the Southern Hemisphere has a peculiarity with respect to what we are accustomed to this is the reverse of how we usually see it in the North. One of the places I wanted to photograph during the night was the Nugget Point lighthouse, maybe one of the best known on the island.
Here I leave what was a beautiful night watching the stars.
Illuminating the South
19mm · f/6.3 · 1/3s · ISO 200
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15 Comments
wow Hugo estas a tope otro foton
super guapa tio!!! media pasada de via láctea!!!
Esta es espectacular Hugo
Brutalisima
Que fotón Hugo!! estas que te sales tio!!
Estas q la rompes tio!!
Enhorabuena!
No es para menos Enhirabuena macho!
que foton tio
Una de tus mejores fotos tío
I'm learning about the Milky Way and shooting stills of it. This is beautiful! What's the large white light behind the lighthouse? I'm not clear what we're seeing with regard to ambient light.
Perfectly executed.......
wow
A cool work.
Great capture!