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Taken two nights ago on the 100 year anniversary of Britain joining the First World War. It was a half moon, so not ideal shooting conditions but the milky way was still clearly visible. I've not been to the Lakes much but I highly recommend Tarn Hows at night when it's quiet, beautiful spot.
James Rushforth - 06/Aug/14
Stunning James !
mr mills - 06/Aug/14
Super!
hikerman - 06/Aug/14
I'd give this a 6 if I could.
Skyfall - 06/Aug/14
Thanks guys. Shame the quality is terrible on UKC for some reason, must be in the re-sizing process. It's better viewed at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/104635722@N04/14843513944/in/photostream/lightbox/
James Rushforth - 06/Aug/14
Great shot. Having the Tarn so still and capturing the reflections clearly really adds that extra special quality.
Could I ask what lens,aperture and exposure time?
sbc_10 - 06/Aug/14
Could I ask what lens,aperture and exposure time?
Thanks very much. It was taken with the Nikon 14-24mm at 2.8, 30 second exposure, ISO2000. Stitch of 4 photos.
James Rushforth - 06/Aug/14
Can't decide if I like it or not, I must say it's stunning and it's a 5 from me for the effort you've put into it.
dave wark - 07/Aug/14
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UKH Photos - 10/Aug/14
Is that a dog humping another dog in the background...?
Sean Kelly - 10/Aug/14
Nothing like a bit of artistic appraisal Sean :P . But yes, I see what you mean!
James Rushforth - 10/Aug/14
Another stunner James. Looking at this, the move to Nikon will have its rewards.
Dan-gerMouse - 13/Aug/14