**Title: Cosmic Symphony Setting: A clear, dark night sky with stars twinkling above. The Milky Way is visible as a soft, hazy band of light stretching across the sky all inside an eye. Subject: A spiral galaxy similar to the Milky Way, with a bright central core surrounded by a series of curving arms filled with brilliant stars and cosmic dust. The galaxy is viewed from a distance, as if floating in space. the eye is shinning bright. Composition: The galaxy within the eye is the main focus of the photograph, positioned slightly off-center and filling the frame. The foreground features a few sparse silhouetted trees, providing a sense of scale and depth to the image. The stars in the sky are sharp and clear, with no blurring or trailing. Camera and lens: Nikon D850 with a Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED lens. The camera is mounted on a sturdy tripod to ensure stability and minimize camera shake. The lens is set to its widest angle to capture as much of the night sky as possible. The ISO is set to 3200 to capture as many stars as possible without introducing too much noise, and the shutter speed is set to 30 seconds to allow enough light to be captured. The aperture is set to f/2.8 to achieve maximum sharpness and depth of field. A cable release is used to prevent any camera movement during the exposure. --ar 500:809 --v 5** - Image #4 <@816810770729140295>
Title Cosmic Symphony Setting A clear, dark night sky with stars twinkling above. The Milky Way is visible as a soft, hazy band of light stretching across the sky all inside an eye. Subject A spiral galaxy similar to the Milky Way, with a bright central core surrounded by a series of curving arms filled with brilliant stars and cosmic dust. The galaxy is viewed from a distance, as if floating in space. the eye is shinning bright. Composition The galaxy within the eye is the main focus of the photograph, positioned slightly offcenter and filling the frame. The foreground features a few sparse silhouetted trees, providing a sense of scale and depth to the image. The stars in the sky are sharp and clear, with no blurring or trailing. Camera and lens Nikon D850 with a Nikkor 1424mm f2.8G ED lens. The camera is mounted on a sturdy tripod to ensure stability and minimize camera shake. The lens is set to its widest angle to capture as much of the night sky as possible. The ISO is set to 3200 to capture as many stars as possible without introducing too much noise, and the shutter speed is set to 30 seconds to allow enough light to be captured. The aperture is set to f2.8 to achieve maximum sharpness and depth of field. A cable release is used to prevent any camera movement during the exposure.