Milky Way Over Lake William
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No match
I shot this wonderful waterscape a couple weeks ago. I had never seen such a beautiful Milky Way in this area, I knew I had to take my camera out. The moon was the only light available and it produced an amazing effect of the lake.
About the photo
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4.0L USM.
Photo settings: 17 mm, f/16, 80 seconds, ISO 50.
More by Nicolas Goulet
Comments (4)
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JoKerMc
I thought maybe it was just me -- a wonder of southern skies visible from Canada! Take it down, or disclose that it isn't a single-shot photo.
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Elan Kenway
one of the most beautiful pictures I've seen on this site.. I hope I even get to this level.. Bravo!
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WonkyWanda
Very nice, Now how did you manage to photograph the Magellanic clouds from Quebec? They are only visible in the southern hemisphere? Nice image but do not claim it is a single shot. Some of us are astronomers! It could be real! Or at least it could be disclosed that it is not.
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jdlyga
This is beautiful! I love the contrast between the stars and the smooth semi-blurry water.