[Bhushan]

Thanks! Tobie.

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Thanks, Dahlia Ambrose.

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Thanks, Jasenka G

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Thanks a lot for your comments, Thank You!

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@Petr Nowak

Thanks,

I think it happens because of haze on horizon. I shoot this image with camera facing at South.

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@Petr Nowak

Our earth is spinning thus we feel that stars are moving. When we take long exposure of stars we get white streaks like this in the image.

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@Petr Nowak

Yes, all stars are real and the orange colour on horizon is not sun it is something burning or burning sugarcane field.

[Bhushan]

Moon Light Nightscape:
Captured at Haripur around 11PM, on the bank of river ‘Krishna, Sangli, Maharashtra, India.
Captured on Nikon Z6 with NIKKOR Z 24-70 f4 S Lens
Exposure: 30s, ISO 800, f4, Electronic Shutter + Exposure Delay Mode, and focused manually.

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Thanks, Mistyisle

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Aha… very well croped. Thanks, Kent DuFault.

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Graham Hart,

Thanks for your suggestions.

That horizontal line is the part of rock but you are right, it looks like concrete.

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billyspad,

Thanks for your suggestions.

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Erik Fransman,

Thanks for your suggestions.

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Camera is on tripod, filter only hand holded .

Thanks for your suggestions.

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Thanks, Erik Fransman.

[Bhushan]

Hi,

What is IMHO?

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Thanks, Erik Fransman fot your reply.

Sorry for your inconvenience, i changed my settings. Now you can edit my image.

Thank You.

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Thanks, Rob Eyers

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Thanks, Tom M for your reply.

The image is sharp out of camera, but i sharpen the image little bit.

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Thanks, billyspad for your reply.

Yes i enhanced sky bit more.

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