I have been using a device called a "star tracker" which will follow the rotation of the Earth when aligned thus allowing me to capture extremely detailed images of the Milky Way. This is my latest tracked shot from Colorado. [OC]

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I will never get tired of photographing our Galaxy! The Milky over Red Mountain in Colorado [OC][1338x2048]

r/spaceporn

As I gazed up at the night sky, I couldn’t help but feel in awe of the twinkling stars above. The cool breeze gently caressed my skin, and I found myself lost in the beauty of the starry night. But then, something caught my eye, and it wasn’t just the dazzling constellations.

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I caught the brightest fireball I've ever seen in my timelapse!

r/natureisfuckinglit

🔥Star Gazing in Montana

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Stars at mountain Everest base camp

r/itookapicture

ITAP of a reflection of the Milky Way

r/space

Most Milky Way images I see on here are taken with a wide angle lens. I took a different approach, and used a telephoto lens to get extreme details on our Galaxy and the foreground alike!

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I took one tracked and one untracked exposure of the Milky Way and combined them to bring out an extreme amount of detail - Rocky Mountain National Park, CO

r/damnthatsinteresting

Picture of Orion over the pyrenees mountains.

r/astronomy

Colours of the Milky Way

r/photocritique

My 3rd astrophoto so far (16:9)

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the vibrant core ✨