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I took this picture from a hill called Ben Buck. It's about a 680m climb and 4.5 km walk from the valley below. This picture looks south and beyond the top of Ben Cleuch (721m) in front, you can see the light pollution from the Forth Valley of Scotland which has many hundreds of thousands of people living there.

Buelipix, Denis Ve, Christa1004, Guido Werner and 15 other people have particularly liked this photo


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 Steve Paxton
Steve Paxton club
You are better off at the lower time when you up the f stop, I think 14mm 15 sec F3.2 will serve you better. VERY fine balance that you will have to come to terms with when you change f stops. Turn on long noise reduction you shot will look better even more.

Been a very long time since I have seen Orion as a belt and sword we see as a cooking pot as its reversed in the south. Remember the two shot and why they work and why they are different. The night sky is now your oyster you just have to learn to take a Vertical panorama 14mm to get

Esperance Bow.

Then any thing is possible only your imagination is the limiting Factor.
3 weeks ago. Edited 3 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to Steve Paxton club
Thank you Steve for your wonderful advice. I like your Esperence bow picture very much. I have done quite a lot of panoramic pictures in the past and I even managed to stitch 60 shots together of an old ruin in Hugins Panorama creator. I'll post that sometime. You have got my creative juices flowing now and a night time panorama is a great idea. Thanks again.
2 weeks ago.
 William Sutherland
William Sutherland club
Stunning pair!
3 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to William Sutherland club
Thanks you William
2 weeks ago.
 Annemarie
Annemarie club
Happy Sunday! evening!!
3 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to Annemarie club
Thank you Annemarie. Have a great weekend.
2 weeks ago.
 Amelia
Amelia club
Really wonderful. I even love the glow of city lighting. Have you visited Perth to see the 'Knife Angel'? It was made here in Shropshire at the British Ironworks, and will be in the fair city during December. Photographers are invited to enter their photos in a small competition.
2 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to Amelia club
Thanks Amelia, I'm glad that you liked it. I hadn't heard of this going on at Perth. I will try and visit when I'm around that area the weekend before Christmas. Thanks for letting me know and have a great weekend.
2 weeks ago.
 Anton Cruz Carro
Anton Cruz Carro club
Light and civilization behind the mountain in a radiant presentation. Have a nice weekend, Chris.
2 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to Anton Cruz Carro club
Thank you Anton. Have a great Sunday!
2 weeks ago.
 Jocelyne Villoing
Jocelyne Villoing club
Fabuleuse image !********
2 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to Jocelyne Villoing club
Thank you, Jocelyne enjoy your Monday.
13 days ago.
 Guido Werner
Guido Werner club
Interesting how you have captured the light pollution!
2 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to Guido Werner club
Thanks Guido. It was really dark and cold and I was struggling with focus. That's what I like about night photography it's always a surprise to see what's captured.
13 days ago.
 Christa1004
Christa1004 club
The lights of the town behind the hill do not prevent the glow of the celestial vault - it's magical!
2 weeks ago.
Chris Bowness club has replied to Christa1004 club
Thank you for the lovely comment Christa. I'm very glad you like it. It surprised me too, but it was very cold so the sky was mostly clear.
13 days ago.

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