How much does the thing you get such crisp photo with cost?!

Thought it looked a little like skyline but didn’t recognize the spot to know for sure.

It's made its way into English as well

Since I saw my first aurora some years ago I‘m almost addicted to them. I love watching the nerdy statistics and graphs on the forecast websites and rush out in the cold when the heavens seem to blow up on a clear night. 😍

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what a bundão has these cliffs

"Bunda" means "ass" in Brazilian Portuguese. That's truly Earth Porn.

Butt that's a beautiful picture.

Cliffussy

Not sure about the spelling, but I think this is what my grandmother would call a scraggy burn.

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Gorgeous shot. It's like my mood today.

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Pointing Toward the Heavens

Photographers often suggest you look to see what's in back of you when photographing or you might miss out on something better. While photographing Comet NEOWISE in late July, that's exactly what I did. Comet in front of me, Milky Way in back. I had to photograph both. This is the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in the White Mountains by Owens Valley. At over 10,500 ft (3200m) in elevation, the sky is clearer, the stars more visceral, and the smile much larger. The bristlecone pines are some of the oldest living things on the planet, some growing before Buddha or George Burns walked the earth. I illuminated the ancient pine with a handheld ProtoMachines LED2 light painting device during the exposure for the earthbound elements, and let the universe do the lighting for the rest.

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(6726) Nikon D750/Irix 15mm f/2.4 lens. Earth: 200s f/2.5 ISO 400. Sky: 31 "stacked" photos, each one 15 seconds f/2.5 ISO 4000. 23 July 2020.

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Your title sounds like something a valley girl from the 90s would say

Yes.

Where is this? Great Australian Bight?

It’s a small fly that sucks the blood out of you. During midge season you can expect to constantly be surrounded by thousands of these things, and it can be really unpleasant!

Its beautiful, maybe even better without the water

My tripod was in full - flat to to ground - mode and I still was to afraid to don’t hold it down with my hands. Some of the strongest windgusts I ever witnessed.

How was it??

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I miss seeing those green hills.