Night Falls: The Otherworldly Skies of Patagonia
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Night Falls: The Otherworldly Skies of Patagonia

Astrophotography
June 5, 20252 min read
Cosmic Chronicles

Cosmic Chronicles

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Night Falls: The Otherworldly Skies of Patagonia

The night skies hit different in Patagonia, and this incredible image proves it. Prepare for a visual journey into one of the most stunning celestial displays on Earth.

Night Falls Patagonia

This breathtaking shot was achieved using a Sony A7iv with an astromodified visible plus H Alpha sensor. The photographer skillfully captured the heavens with an ISO of 1000, an aperture of f/2, and seven 120-second exposures using a 14mm lens for a portrait panorama. To ground the scene, a landscape shot was taken with ISO 100 and an aperture of f/11 for 20 seconds, which was then blended to create this magical composition.

The resulting image is nothing short of extraordinary, evoking a sense of wonder and disbelief. Many have described it as looking like a scene from a fairy tale, a testament to the raw, untamed beauty of Patagonia's nocturnal landscapes.

This photograph is a true masterpiece, showcasing the dedication and skill required to capture such a magnificent view of the cosmos. It's moments like these that remind us of the vastness and beauty of our universe.

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Astrophotography
Night Sky
Sony A7IV
Milky Way
Dark Sky
Patagonia

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