Milky Way Behind a Chapel: A Magical Moment in Fürstenberg
A truly magical moment unfolded in Fürstenberg as the vast expanse of the Milky Way was framed behind the historic St. Augustine's Chapel. This breathtaking image captures the silence of the night, punctuated only by the soft glow of distant stars and the enduring presence of human architecture.
This captured scene evokes a sense of timelessness, a perfect blend of the celestial and the earthly. As one admirer put it, quoting Ovid's Metamorphoses, "There is a high track, seen when the sky is clear, called the Milky Way, and known for its brightness. This way the gods pass to the palaces and halls of the mighty Thunderer..."
The photographer shared the impressive setup used to capture this image:
Gear:
- Sony Alpha 7II mod
- Sigma 20mm DG DN Art
- MSM Nomad
- MiopS remote control
- Optolong Clear Sky Filter
EXIF Data:
- Sky: 40 x 90 seconds, f/1.4, ISO 1600
- Foreground: 3 x 30 seconds, f/2.8, ISO 800
The result is a testament to dedicated astrophotography, offering a glimpse into the profound beauty of our universe.
For more stunning captures, check out the photographer's Instagram:
