Milky Way from Apollo Bay

Well worth the fiddling! Amazing shot!

Well done Cain, you must have had a lovely dark sky. More please.

Very well done.

This is incredible!

wow – love the abstract quality here!

Awesome! Should be called the Coke Spider Way. Looks delicious!

very well done man!

Stunning!!! Awesome job!!!

Wow! This is fantastic! Too much light pollution to do this here, in NYC. Great shot!

thanks for the inspiration cain, i’d love to try my hand in astrophotography!!

Oh my! VERY beautiful!

:-)

WOW! Cosmic shot. I respect the patience and practice you need to get stunning shots like this.

Very nice! Well done!

Wow! Amazing image!

Stunner, amazing image….............

That’s a great shot! Really impressive. I noticed how you remarked on your profile about your analytical style, I know exactly what you mean. I think it’s something that rubs off on the rest of your life from studying engineering/science.

Brilliant image!

Love the astro-photography, well done.

Incredible. I expected a telescope, not a 17mm! It is so three-dimensional, well done!

I agree…17mm?, how good is that outcome! Great image.

Amazing capture!

Awesome work.

beautiful

This shot is beyond real Cain, awesome!

This is so cool, I so have to give this a go myself…. brilliant work Cain   :-)

Wow what an incredible shot!

great shot !

this is amazing, congratulations

This is fantastic. I have tried similar but obviously am not doing how you have said. The whole, 5 shot, blending this with that then doing it again, then giving it a hug :). It would be great if a tutorial on how to achieve this was done. The result is just superb.

This is an awesome piece of work!!! well done!!

wow this is unbelievable!!!!
well deserving of home page!!!!

Nice!

That is just amazing and beautiful.

Stunning capture! Congrats on homepage feature!

i live in LA..stars dont exist in the sky :( wooooow

Wow, I can’t believe you could aim your camera at the sky and capture this. I’m stealing your camera. If it’s gone in the morning, not gonna lie, I took it. :)

amazing…looks like a giant oyster or similar shape in the milky way, never saw that before. fantastic.

Fantastic, thanks for sharing the cosmos with us….brill..

Congratulations on having this fine work Featured on the RedBubble HomePage! 14 July 2008 AGAIN! In the same batch even!

Even better than the other that was featured today; this one’s a show-stopper!

And were it possible that man could number
the particles of the earth, yea, millions of earths like this,
it would not be a beginning to the number of thy creations;
and thy curtains are stretched out still; and yet thou art there,
and thy bosom is there; and also thou art just;
thou art merciful and kind forever.

PEARL OF GREAT PRICE MOSES 7: 30
Moses 7: 28-30 is the whole “bite”.

amazing!

Wow… unbelievable image! Very good work and congrats on home page!

I’ve seen shots taken like this before but they mention that the camera has to be modified (ie the sensor) to recieve infrared from space, does your 350D have any modifications?

Fantasic Photo too!

Brilliant image … I could stare into the stars forever.

Imagine His Great Return. We see Him coming in the clouds, but He first must come through the stars.
Awesome!
S

This is absolutely incredible. I’d love this as a poster above my bed!

Hey dude u took these through a telescope right?

Because I’ll tell u what I have 1 and no 17mm view will show u this.

Is thay eye piece through a telescope ?

Both of you are full of it , that is N.A.S.A

That is a N.A.S.A photo and both of you are totally full of it.

Get real the milky way moves and your saying , what was the shutter speed . 20 seconds. So you have a tracker on your tripod?

Hey I know how things move out there and if u had a shutter speed of 20 seconds , u need a tracker on your tripod . 20 seconds gives u lines unless u have a motor to track on the tripod.

So you use the radio photographic process? With motorised computer star tracking on your tripod . Thing is Canons don’t do that without a telescope and a adapter which slots the camera in the eye piece.

Because I take photos of outer space and unless u have comuterprised tracking on the scope it can not be done . A normal camera physically can not take this shot .

It can only be taken through a telescope with a radio graphic adapter with computers on the lens taking 500 shots and a computer star chart tracker on the scope . A 20 second exposure will give you a blurred black and white shot.

Your full of it.

So your saying u took this through a normal camera , normal tripod with a 20 second exposure ?

I shoot all night with a telescope and camera . I know the results mate.

Remember if you publish a photo ( radio graphic ) from N.A.S.A and you don’t tell people they shot it they will kick your arse . I’m going through the N.A.S.A photos now looking for that nebula.

When I find it , your gone . I would recomend u take it down otherwise you will be sued by N.A.S.A

Like Mark said unless you modify your camera , it is impossible.

Your a hoax.

Lol RC, chill out dude. The reason why you can get this shot is because a) it has to be a clear blue sky b) its a series of BLENDED shots my friend. That means that its multiple shots put onto one single shot. I’ve done a 10 minute exposure before and I manage to get similar results…and it was just one photo.

Amazing Capture Cain!

Awesome work Cain !!
And thanks for sharing your tutorial on how you achieved this here

Its a wicked Shot~! Remember to always look up..Great work Cain ~!! :D

Very..~!!

AMAZING
truly amazing

I am so very glad I stumbled upon this absolutely, ultimately awesome capture…..I am so into the universe….space is so amazing…....one look at this and inspiration takes over….brilliant, very lucky for you to get this!
Peace Always ♥

This is fantastic, amazing capture :)

amazing shot

Brilliant image by a brilliant photographer, great work Cain!!

Brilliant shot :)

I love the variety and beauty of your images, very impressive.