WC#427-The Southern Sky
by Luis Argerich
A view of the Southern Milky Way as seen from a Corn field in Argentina.
You can see near the horizon the constellation of Crux, the southern cross and next to it it's clear the coalsack nebula as a dark patch in the sky.
On the right of the milky way the Magellan Clouds are clearly visible, the big one on the top and the small one below.
Hope you like this view and find it interesting!
Luis
Comments
10 commentsGreat night image and your knowledge of the southern sky is impressive as well. If I could figure out how to shoot the sky up here in the north I'd be lucky to identify Polaris and the big and little dipper.
Paul