One more Andromeda Shot
©David Williams
7 years ago in #photography by davidwilliams (48)
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Thats edited right?
@rekaa
I edit most of my photographs. This one is edited too.
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Wow awesome picture, how did you made this picture? very curious!
WOW!
thats....thats unbelievable....what camera did you use for this?
Magic is real! Thank you for sharing this with us.
I very high end camera i think, what are you saying @davidwilliams
Canon 5D MKII
If it's not edited then RESPECT man! Very beautiful pic! Got a follower!
I'm glad you like it, even though it is edited a bit. Thanks for following!
If we look at it from diferent angle, in photography i'm like a stoneage guy and just wanted to sound smart! :) PIC is beauty!
Lol. No worries!
Beautiful!
Where did you take this shot?
North West Ontario, Canada
Looks beyond amazin
Thank you!
Wow looks like a painting! Amazing shot!
Thank you!
Wow ! what's that rly ! strange feeling when I look to this picture ! keep posting man nice rly nice !
Thank you!
Cool! This one has more color than others that ive seen. Are you using a full spectrum camera?
Nope, did you remove your filter? Mine is normal, I just used a flashlight to kiss the trees a little bit.
yup, ive been using a converted camera. Its really cool, but annoying to have to use an external ir filter to take normal pictures
You have me wondering how astrophotography might look in IR now lol.
you should try it!
Followed you back!