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dberthia t1_iy1vuav wrote

True. Not every one is a composite, but this one is. Any decent night sky photographer familiar with the location can tell you the Milky Way center will never align in this way at Trillium Lake. Not sure why you're insisting it's not a blend, because it's obvious. It's a nice image, just be honest about its construction. lol

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hasenergy t1_iy1ulzt wrote

But you couldn't have gotten this in the same shot as Hood. I have spent many, many nights at Trillium (I lived in PDX for a decade) and there's just no way. And as someone else pointed out, the Milky Way doesn't even orient in the direction in your photo. It had to be blended.

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markobie t1_iy1j22e wrote

Waterfalls taken with a long exposure causes the water to blend into that silky smooth effect. Same for ocean if you take a very long exposure it can "flatten" the sea somewhat.

I proudly took a picture of my wife on a rock in a river in Thailand handheld (no tripod) with like a 4 second exposure, one of my best.

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