Best Photographs of the Night Sky of 2012....MUST SEE..HIGHLY RECOMMEND

A competition for best photographs of the night sky held at its best, the competition attracted hundreds of images and finally named a dozen winners. have a look of some photos…

1. Country road, and the Milky Way in Wyoming, photo by Eric Heinz.

2. Night of the Austrian Alps.

3. Bright Moon over ancient ruins in Iran, Photography Modzhid Gohrudi.

4. A panoramic picture of the Milky Way over Argentina, photographer Luis Argerich.

5. Comet Lovejoy in the skies of Australia, Jia Hao Photographer.

6. The constellation of Orion on the snowy forest, photo Thomas Nadert.

7. Brightest northern lights in Iceland.

8. Sunrise and receding comet Lovejoy near the Indian Ocean, Photography Luc Perrot.

9. Star tracks over the Dolomites, the photographer Christoph Aftermath.

10. Northern Lights over Iceland, Photographer Stefan Vetter.

http://oddstuffmagazine.com/best-photographs-of-the-night-sky-of-2012.html

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