Tähistaevas, Night sky

6 Responses to “Tähistaevas, Night sky”

1. peeter says:

   February 9, 2011 at 12:52

   tundub, et need pildid on kuidagi seotud:
   http://blog.silverifoto.com/images/20110206235822_remo_%C3%B6%C3%B6_loodusfotograaf_4399.jpg

2. Janika says:

   February 9, 2011 at 14:05

   hmm – no kuidas saab see pilt välja näha nii, nagu oleks sinna peale raputatud nääriehete lõhkumisest tekkinud puru – selline tunne, et selle saaks vabalt käega ära pühkida. Mingi kummaliselt kolmemõõtmeline tunne.

3. Kersti says:

   February 9, 2011 at 16:17

   Suurepärane! Linnas, isegi äärelinnas, võib ainult unistada selllisest tähtede hulgast. Ja see veel fotole saada…

4. Tiiu says:

   February 9, 2011 at 18:21

   Ebamaine ilu!

5. Judy says:

   February 12, 2011 at 01:21

   I have never seen so many stars! Glorious!!

6. Hedy Pardey says:

   April 3, 2011 at 06:12

   The comment is for ALL the landscape images. Incredibly beautiful. Again, very different to Australia, although our night sky is pretty good once you are away from cities.We have the Southern Cross (on our flag) and the Milky Way. The aborginals have many stories about this and depict it in their artwork. Campbell and I, as old retirees, (called Grey Nomads, in Australia, have had the opportunity to travel the country a fair bit since 2004 and see many wonderful landscapes.and photograph a bit (as an amateur) with basic camera gear. I would love to see Estonia again ( a bit longer than last time, in 2008.) We spent a little time on the Finnish Archipelago. The Northern Lights must be fantastic. (Wealthy Australians can fly to Antarctica and see the Aurora Australis.These flights do not land. Some trips land (usually the boat journeys) The photographs from these trips are stunning too. Our Australian Geographic has very good articles and photography. (again google).
   You have a great site, such a pleasure to look through. Thankyou.