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mike_c

(36,787 posts) Sun Sep 28, 2025, 04:51 PM Sep 28

the galactic core from White Pocket

Sorry for the large vertical image-- smaller images did not display well.

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the galactic core from White Pocket (Original Post) mike_c Sep 28 OP

Fantastic Deuxcents Sep 28 #1

thanks! mike_c Sep 28 #3

Wow! Great work. nt CaliforniaPeggy Sep 28 #2

thanks! mike_c Sep 28 #4

Fabulous mike_c! Stellar Milky Way Core, very nice subtle lighting at White Pocket. George McGovern Sep 28 #5

I'm glad you like it! mike_c Sep 29 #7

Awesome. ShazzieB Sep 28 #6

thanks! mike_c Sep 29 #8

That is so beautiful HAB911 Sep 29 #9

Deuxcents

(24,354 posts)

1. Fantastic

Reply to mike_c (Original post)

Sun Sep 28, 2025, 05:44 PM

Sep 28

mike_c

(36,787 posts)

3. thanks!

Reply to Deuxcents (Reply #1)

Sun Sep 28, 2025, 08:09 PM

Sep 28

CaliforniaPeggy

(155,348 posts)

2. Wow! Great work. nt

Reply to mike_c (Original post)

Sun Sep 28, 2025, 06:05 PM

Sep 28

mike_c

(36,787 posts)

4. thanks!

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Reply #2)

Sun Sep 28, 2025, 08:11 PM

Sep 28

It was incredibly dark. No light pollution, no clouds, no moon.

George McGovern

(9,783 posts)

5. Fabulous mike_c! Stellar Milky Way Core, very nice subtle lighting at White Pocket.

Reply to mike_c (Original post)

Sun Sep 28, 2025, 09:20 PM

Sep 28

mike_c

(36,787 posts)

7. I'm glad you like it!

Reply to George McGovern (Reply #5)

Mon Sep 29, 2025, 01:03 AM

Sep 29

ShazzieB

(21,756 posts)

6. Awesome.

Reply to mike_c (Original post)

Sun Sep 28, 2025, 10:58 PM

Sep 28

The otherworldly landscape in the foreground is the perfect counterpoint to the spectacular galactic core image!

mike_c

(36,787 posts)

8. thanks!

Reply to ShazzieB (Reply #6)

Mon Sep 29, 2025, 01:04 AM

Sep 29

HAB911

(9,947 posts)

9. That is so beautiful

Reply to mike_c (Original post)

Mon Sep 29, 2025, 10:42 AM

Sep 29

I guess I've never witnessed a truly dark night. Was this a very long exposure? Could you actually see this in the viewfinder? This is amazing.

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