I took this photo on my recent trip to Bariloche in Argentina. When I was planning this trip I found this place called “Pozones de Caleufu” on Google Maps and it became my priority. It’s not super well known because it’s not on the main route and I had to do 1 hour through a difficult road to get there. It was totally worth it! I stayed there the whole night and I saw the best sky to date in terms of clarity, detail on the nebulas and satellites that I could see. Argentina has some gorgeous landscapes that everyone should visit.
This might sound really stupid but how much of this can been seen wiht the naked eye, I've always wanted to see something like this but such detalied stars and night sky can be seen wiht a camera lens, want to know how mcuh of this can been seen with our eyes alone.
![image showing A perfect night in Patagonia, Argentina [OC][2048x2560]](81fb965c-fde4-5978-82bd-358cd64fc3d5.jpg)
astropolo_ on February 10th, 2020 at 03:04 UTC »
I took this photo on my recent trip to Bariloche in Argentina. When I was planning this trip I found this place called “Pozones de Caleufu” on Google Maps and it became my priority. It’s not super well known because it’s not on the main route and I had to do 1 hour through a difficult road to get there. It was totally worth it! I stayed there the whole night and I saw the best sky to date in terms of clarity, detail on the nebulas and satellites that I could see. Argentina has some gorgeous landscapes that everyone should visit.
Panorama (vertical) / Stacked / Blend
Exif:
Fujifilm X-H1
Fujifilm XF 8-16mm 2.8
Sky (2 photos) - 8mm - 30 sec - 2.8 - iso 5000 (15 frames stacked)
Ground (1 photo) - 8mm - 30 sec - 2.8 - iso 1600 (used light painting on multiple frames to merge them)
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hypnoticfire69 on February 10th, 2020 at 03:06 UTC »
Wow!!!!
ajit79 on February 10th, 2020 at 04:47 UTC »
This might sound really stupid but how much of this can been seen wiht the naked eye, I've always wanted to see something like this but such detalied stars and night sky can be seen wiht a camera lens, want to know how mcuh of this can been seen with our eyes alone.