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Valuable_Heron_2015 t1_iw7eg4e wrote

Beautiful photo, but how is it fair that the British get this beautiful place and name it "durdle door"

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chairinthesea t1_iw85bhn wrote

this is some halo ce silent cartographer shit

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CLUB-33 t1_iw89znk wrote

Durdle Door is a great name.

Gorgeous shot.

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Olliesama t1_iw8fsks wrote

Yeah no way the sky looked like that.

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one_eyed_teddy t1_iw8vqsq wrote

Shopped or not, those rocks are beautiful and the near by grounds, we have been there many times. Great image though!

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Meemo- t1_iw96oii wrote

Beautiful capture. What camera are you using? Not much noise to be seen.

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Licentiousalsatian t1_iw9dvzw wrote

Replying to r3dditalg0sucks (#520,662)

It's not as pronounced as this but there are few dark spots in the UK. The Dorset coast is good but too close to Poole and Weymouth for really clear skies, you need to go down Cornwall way for those.

Mid Wales and Northumbria are some of the best I've seen.

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SweetieJewel t1_iw9md74 wrote

I would stay there lost in the stars forever.gif

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Volo_Kin t1_iwa1rph wrote

I'm very curious to see the raw image.

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rainynighte t1_iwa7qtk wrote

New location for a late night drive

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TobyNeko01 t1_iwar3wp wrote

Odd comment ik but i swear this was the last shot in the Harry Hill movie

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johnb440 t1_iwb2lzs wrote

Did you have many/any starlink satellites streak across the image? If so how many?

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StephenandClaire OP t1_iwb5nzy wrote

Replying to thebeardofbeards (#524,841)

You can - the best time is after midnight in the height of summer (no clouds, no moon, low humidity conditions), but it's visible through March to October, in the east early in the year, west later, 4am in the spring, as soon as night falls in the autumn.

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ManikShamanik t1_iwb9c8e wrote

Replying to r3dditalg0sucks (#520,616)

Then you would be very, very wrong. Durdle Door is very much dark enough to see the full expanse of the Milky Way. As are the North York Moors, the Shetlands, the Orkneys, the Scilly Isles (much of Cornwall in fact), Bodmin Moor, Snowdonia, the Cairngorms, Exmoor, Dartmoor, the Brecon Beacons, the Lake District (which has a dark sky festival every year), the Peak District, the South Downs

There are, in fact, several Dark Sky festivals around the UK annually

  • Cumbria (Lake District, 28th October - 12th November this year)
  • South Downs (4th - 17th February (the South Downs National Park was designated an International Dark Sky Place (of which there are only 20) in 2016)
  • Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors (10th - 26th February 2023)
  • Wales Dark Sky Week (17th - 26th February in the Brecon Beacons, Snowdonia and Pembrokeshire Coast National Parks)
  • Northumberland Dark Skies Festival (TBC) - the first designated International Dark Sky Place in England.
  • Exmoor (every October)

https://www.darkskiesnationalparks.org.uk

The UK has two International Dark Sky National Parks (Northumberland National Park and the Elan Valley National Park in Powys, mid-Wales).

We also have four International Dark Sky Reserves (Brecon Beacons National Park, South Wales, Exmoor National Park, Devon, Moore's Reserve, South Downs, and Snowdonia National Park in North Wales).

Additionally Coll, in the Inner Hebrides in Scotland, Moffatt, Dumfries & Galloway, and Sark in the Channel Islands are designated International Dark Sky Communities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Dark-Sky_Association

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r3dditalg0sucks t1_iwb9h18 wrote

Replying to ManikShamanik (#525,041)

>Then you would be very, very wrong.

The person who took the photo literally said they had to enhance it. So nope. I was right.

Talk about r/confidentlyincorrect

Edit:

Dumbass below. Op literally said "Well the information in the image was all captured at Durdle Door. None of it is fake, just 'enhanced'."

But I guess you know better 👌

That's ignoring the fact changing the colour overall would be because you cannot see it like that with your eyes. Just like I said.

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bread9411 t1_iwbcd9a wrote

This was from the UK?! No shotttt

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costryme t1_iwbfdi5 wrote

Replying to r3dditalg0sucks (#525,048)

No, it just means you don't understand how photography works. Enhancing in this case very clearly means bringing together the sky photo + the Door/beach photo (those 2 are not the same exposure at all), masking it correctly, working on the colours overall, etc.

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