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Nikon Z50, 16mm, f/3.5, 10sec, ISO 12800, EXP 2, no flash
Four star images stacked using Sequator.
This is my first time photographing the Milky Way and also the Aurora Australis aka Southern Lights. Never before did I photograph either one of them.
I always procrastinated going to some dark sky spots to do some astrophotography but this time when me and my friends went for a small getaway trip to a remote place for other reasons and all the things fell into the right place. Moon still in its infant stages, a strong geomagnetic storm hitting the earth, the milky way is already above the horizon and most importantly, clear cloudless skies.
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