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Beyond planning for the appearance of the Milky Way itself, you’ll want to consider the significant impact of the moon. A full moon can drown out the appearance of the galaxy for sure, but even a quarter moon may present difficulty, as the galaxy will appear less prominent in the brighter sky. NIKON Z 7 + NIKKOR Z 14-30mm f/4 S @ 14mm, ISO 3200, 25 seconds, f/4.0 Ayana About a little girl with healing powers. This one kind of annoyed me, because King just cannot break his Magical Negro habit. Gone,” she said, and pointed to the door with the sign over it reading TO SHUTTLE, TO TAXIS, CALL AHEAD FROM COURTESY PHONE FOR HOTEL VACANCIES. I'm not willing to give away any more detail and then spoil a potential reader's experience, so I'll stop typing and let you judge for yourself. If you've planned a shot to coincide with the blue hour, you should also get to know the golden hour. This refers to the period just after sunrise and just before sunset, when the light of the Sun is at its softest and most colourful.To recap, if you’re shooting handheld, you’ll need a short enough shutter speed to prevent blur. Once you get on a tripod or stable surface, you’re only limited by subject movement, like star trails, or your ability to set the shutter speed. You’ll want to keep those factors in mind when you’re choosing your ISO and aperture, which we’ll discuss in the following sections. ISO Plot Twist: Graduation Afternoon is about a graduating teen calmly realizing that her relationship with her rich boyfriend is probably about to end... and then she and all the other guests at his parents' Connecticut home abruptly witness New York City being destroyed by a massive nuclear explosion. N. - okay, let me tell you about N. This story (or novella, I guess) blew my little mind. I was getting strong Lovecraftian vibes from the get-go - it's reminiscent of short stories focusing on Cthulhu and his ability to drive people insane. An interesting exploration of OCD, with an absolutely outstanding mix of supernatural horror and psychological terror. I went to bed that night feeling generally unsettled and couldn't stop thinking about it - that's what I want from my horror stories! This was really the jewel in the crown.

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White balance can have a major impact on the feel of a night photo. A cooler color temperature will bring across the cold, blue feel of night, and is the classic choice. In mixed lighting environments, like a cityscape, there may not be a single “right” color temperature. Instead, you’ll have to prioritize by subject or feel. Lastly, for Milky Way photos, a slightly warmer color temperature might work better, as going too cool can drown out the delicate looking structures and contrast that really make the galaxy stand out. NIKON D810 + 24-70mm f/2.8 @ 38mm, ISO 160, 25 seconds, f/5.6 For location-specific information, I like to use the app PhotoPills, which provides a wealth of useful night photography tools. I particularly like PhotoPill’s augmented reality view of the Milky Way – this view overlays a live preview of where the galaxy will appear at any point in time, right over your phone’s camera view. This preview makes it so easy to plan shots for future dates, particularly if you’re not familiar with concepts like azimuth and elevation.

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