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We Spent Winter In New Zealand Photographing The Incredible Night Sky
We are Jake and Jo – astrophotographers based in Queenstown, NZ who spent this last Winter photographing the night sky in some of New Zealand’s most beautiful locations. We are passionate about shooting the stars and often stay out till dawn in freezing temperatures to make the most of a clear night.
On our adventures we have managed to capture meteors, the Aurora Australis, zodiacal light, air glow, satellites, shooting stars and of course the milky way. We are constantly trying to find new locations and planning our next adventure – we never thought that we could become obsessed with chasing the stars!
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Shady Ramzy 9 years ago
Wow man!! BEAUTY scenes captured with high quality and well composed images
Aegon VI Targaryen 9 years ago
u cant see any of this with the naked eye though can you. surely not.
Jake Scott-Gardner (Post author) 9 years ago
You can see the Milky Way with the naked eye - you just won't see all the colours like in our photos. The camera can pick up a lot more colour/detail than the naked eye can at night.
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Agnes Auxiliatrix 9 years ago
Back then people wouldn't think that seeing stars in the sky is anything special. Now a days one of my biggest wishes is to get a picture of the Milky Way because I can never see it.
Jake Scott-Gardner (Post author) 9 years ago
You will have to come over to New Zealand! :D
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Jay Mark Anuta 9 years ago
These photos are awesome in the sense that they were shot at night. These showcase what New Zealand got. :) 1 up!
Shady Ramzy 9 years ago
Wow man!! BEAUTY scenes captured with high quality and well composed images
Aegon VI Targaryen 9 years ago
u cant see any of this with the naked eye though can you. surely not.
Jake Scott-Gardner (Post author) 9 years ago
You can see the Milky Way with the naked eye - you just won't see all the colours like in our photos. The camera can pick up a lot more colour/detail than the naked eye can at night.
Load More Replies... Agnes Auxiliatrix 9 years ago
Back then people wouldn't think that seeing stars in the sky is anything special. Now a days one of my biggest wishes is to get a picture of the Milky Way because I can never see it.
Jake Scott-Gardner (Post author) 9 years ago
You will have to come over to New Zealand! :D
Load More Replies... Jay Mark Anuta 9 years ago
These photos are awesome in the sense that they were shot at night. These showcase what New Zealand got. :) 1 up!
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