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This looks great - and I would appreciate a lager version of it.

I understand but in this day and age you do have to think about others not so honest you can check max size in sizes. one of the best nights i have had went away for two days ( more to follow) my night shooter and i did not get home till 1:30 am two nights out under the stars. a place i have always wanted to shoot but never did clouds, stars, time and accommodation all lined up for one on our side. Many thanks a good early sleep tonight.

I do understand about photo theft but largest size 800 pixels on the long side is very small indeed.

Gudrun as i understand this is set so max shot is 2048 if you are seeing some thing different please let me know and i will change it.

i just saw its was changed to 800 not sure when or why, hope that is better.

WOW, exceptional capture, Steve !! Incredible to see where you are when we are sleeping cosy at home !!!!!

Not much sleep this trip over two nights . more to come but a very good photographic time. many thanks

It looks absolutely incredible- out of this world!

Thank you for mentioning the size not sure why it changed to small i have now set to max. a very strange landscape thats for sure. a very old place thats for sure.

Now it is perfect - thanks for sharing!

Your most welcome.

Could be Venus, I suspect! Smashing job Steve.
Herb

There are Four planets out there as PIP'S But what a place too see them. many thanks

A stunning picture.. Steve... brilliant.. yes as you quote.. 'truly unreal'
Cheers from Dj.. UK.

A place I will be going back to as well you could spend all night as its so big and so many shapes Glad you like the shot.

Don't know how I missed this previously. A great image.

Thanks it is one of my fav I will go back here again, Covid 19 has ruined most of this year as this was way out of my "area" .

The surrounding is magnificent too********************

It is quite a spot and one I think that you could never take a bad photo from. the LLL just lifts the foreground enough to with the brilliantly shining milky way above. 13 shot 14mm so a full 360 degrees of view here.