Milky Way over Marathon in the Fla Keys (Page 3): That is just wonderful looking....excellent work.

fourg1b2006 Loc: Long Island New York

That is just wonderful looking....excellent work.

nimbushopper Loc: Tampa, FL

A fantastic image indeed Larry!

pmb Loc: Kennesaw, GA

treadwl wrote:

Couldn't sleep Wednesday night so I drove to the Florida Keys (Marathon) to try to capture the Milky Way. It was cloudy, but I managed a few shots between the drifting clouds. As you can see, the beaches in the Keys are still not cleaned up from last fall's hurricanes (and the new storm season starts in 3 weeks)

Please view on dark background in the download. Thanks for looking.
For those interested tech data is: ISO 2000, 15 seconds, F2.8, focal length 24mm

Outstanding!

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

That’s a nice one, Larry.

RedArrow Loc: Coastal Louisiana

Nice, I like it.

mikeroetex Loc: Lafayette, LA

treadwl wrote:

Couldn't sleep Wednesday night so I drove to the Florida Keys (Marathon) to try to capture the Milky Way. It was cloudy, but I managed a few shots between the drifting clouds. As you can see, the beaches in the Keys are still not cleaned up from last fall's hurricanes (and the new storm season starts in 3 weeks)

Please view on dark background in the download. Thanks for looking.
For those interested tech data is: ISO 2000, 15 seconds, F2.8, focal length 24mm

Your composition really makes the shot. Well done!

JayRay Loc: Missouri

treadwl wrote:

Couldn't sleep Wednesday night so I drove to the Florida Keys (Marathon) to try to capture the Milky Way. It was cloudy, but I managed a few shots between the drifting clouds. As you can see, the beaches in the Keys are still not cleaned up from last fall's hurricanes (and the new storm season starts in 3 weeks)

Please view on dark background in the download. Thanks for looking.
For those interested tech data is: ISO 2000, 15 seconds, F2.8, focal length 24mm

Great capture!

sb Loc: Florida's East Coast

Very nice. Keep up with the insomnia!

Carolina Wings Loc: Flew from North Carolina to Pennsylvania

treadwl wrote:

Couldn't sleep Wednesday night so I drove to the Florida Keys (Marathon) to try to capture the Milky Way. It was cloudy, but I managed a few shots between the drifting clouds. As you can see, the beaches in the Keys are still not cleaned up from last fall's hurricanes (and the new storm season starts in 3 weeks)

Please view on dark background in the download. Thanks for looking.
For those interested tech data is: ISO 2000, 15 seconds, F2.8, focal length 24mm

Amazing capture Larry

Jim Plogger Loc: East Tennessee

Excellent!

merrytexan Loc: georgia

treadwl wrote:

Couldn't sleep Wednesday night so I drove to the Florida Keys (Marathon) to try to capture the Milky Way. It was cloudy, but I managed a few shots between the drifting clouds. As you can see, the beaches in the Keys are still not cleaned up from last fall's hurricanes (and the new storm season starts in 3 weeks)

Please view on dark background in the download. Thanks for looking.
For those interested tech data is: ISO 2000, 15 seconds, F2.8, focal length 24mm

wow...that's a spectacular beautiful shot and download, larry.

bigwolf40 Loc: Effort, Pa.

treadwl wrote:

Couldn't sleep Wednesday night so I drove to the Florida Keys (Marathon) to try to capture the Milky Way. It was cloudy, but I managed a few shots between the drifting clouds. As you can see, the beaches in the Keys are still not cleaned up from last fall's hurricanes (and the new storm season starts in 3 weeks)

Please view on dark background in the download. Thanks for looking.
For those interested tech data is: ISO 2000, 15 seconds, F2.8, focal length 24mm

Nice photo indeed....Rich

Tony.mustang

That is a great picture. It was worth getting up for. Good job

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Great capture! Sorry you missed the sleep, but it was worth it.

Nitesky

Awesome...Must have been nice to see it in person! Sometimes not sleeping isn't a bad thing!