'Carn Gluze Milky Way Panorama' triple or single matte aluminium print
Featured image matte print onto aluminium – The minimalist option for your print.
Two crop options for maximum impact.
Panoramas are made of many photos stitched together. This means they have a high resolution and lots of detail. The perfect choice for going large.
UV printed on 3 mm aluminium / acrylic sandwich panel, matte finish
Ready-to-hang
Featured image matte print onto aluminium – The minimalist option for your print.
Two crop options for maximum impact.
Panoramas are made of many photos stitched together. This means they have a high resolution and lots of detail. The perfect choice for going large.
UV printed on 3 mm aluminium / acrylic sandwich panel, matte finish
Ready-to-hang
Featured image matte print onto aluminium – The minimalist option for your print.
Two crop options for maximum impact.
Panoramas are made of many photos stitched together. This means they have a high resolution and lots of detail. The perfect choice for going large.
UV printed on 3 mm aluminium / acrylic sandwich panel, matte finish
Ready-to-hang
Ballowall Barrow, Carn Gloose. The last of three panoramas I took last week. This was the second attempt. I came here a few days earlier but after dark it clouded over. 3 days later it looked a lot more reliable so headed back. This is a 180° 2 row panorama of 18 shots. The tail end of the Milky Way touches Cape Cornwall, the lights of St Just are in the middle and Sennen is below the core. The red light out in the sea is Longships Lighthouse.
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Camera Canon EOS R
Filter Kolari Light Pollution Clip-In
Lens Sigma 14-24 mm F2.8 DG HSM Art
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Foreground
Exposure Time 8.0
Aperture F8.0
ISO 400
Date Taken 2023-05-16 21:53
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Sky
Exposure Time 20s
Aperture F2.8
ISO 5000
Date Taken 2023-05-17 02:14
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