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Posted by Darren Huski on December 11, 2014 at 7:25 AM
The Milky Way over the Guadalupe Mountains in west Texas. When given clear skies by day-go nocturnal and capture the stars.
I now plan most of my trips around the new moon just to have the opportunity to be able to photograph the Milky Way if there are not clouds for great sunsets.
This was such a trip earlier this year. No great sunrises or or sunsets, but getting the Milky Way over the Guads was pretty darn cool.
You can see the longer story and more images on my blog:
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2 repliesI now plan most of my trips around the new moon just to have the opportunity to be able to photograph the Milky Way if there are not clouds for great sunsets.
This was such a trip earlier this year. No great sunrises or or sunsets, but getting the Milky Way over the Guads was pretty darn cool.
You can see the longer story and more images on my blog:
http://wildernessphotographer.blogspot.com/2014/12/guadalupes-by-night.html