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discovery of long exposure photos of the night sky rule
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this post was submitted on 15 May 2024
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It's wild how all these stars are out there, just existing, vibing, doing their thing regardless of what we do or think about them. How far away from the city / other sources of light pollution were you when you took this photo?
on top of a tall buildings roof, so probs about 40~ feet above the streetlights.
there arent a ton of lights in my city that are high up, so on top of a tall roof is almost pitch black unless you're looking down at the street.
Going up instead of sideways is actually really smart :3