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Starry night background

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We are made of stars phrase flat vector lettering

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halloween moon with clouds design

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Pisces zodiac

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Crescent or new moon with stars hand drawn outline doodle icon

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Moon with craters in the dark space

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happy halloween pumpkin on the night scene

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Moon with craters in the dark space

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happy halloween celebration

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I went to the darkest area near my hometown called "Gülper See". It is part of an area where a very low amount of light pollution is. It is well known by a lot of the astrophotographers, because it's also one of the darkest spots here in Germany. When you want to shoot the amazing nightsky in Germany, then you should definitely visit the "Westhavelland" in Brandenburg!

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Taken at night with a slow shutter speed, the flower was floating stationary overhead on some clear thread while my hand created the motion blur.

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The Cape Hatteras lighthouse, captured with love on a brisk evening in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Even without the proper gear for a long exposure shot like this, I think it still turned out alright. I'd also like to give a shout out to the state and national park services for all they do to preserve the natural beauty found within our country. They make a huge difference and I really can't thank them enough.

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My old truck parked against the night sky, with a flashlight poking to the trees.

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This is our star being eclipsed by our moon during an annular eclipse. I viewed this in Tokyo during the early hours of May 20th, 2012. I still remember the anticipation in everyone's faces due to the fact that the clouds would not open the sky to us but also because the light around us began to dim and we knew our window of opportunity to see the eclipse was fading. It was only in the last 10 or so minutes did the clouds thin out and leave a very translucent layer for the sun to be able to shine its light through for us to see a massive ring appear above us.

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