Recorded Star Trails around iconic monument of Qutub Minar, India
Taken by Yogesh Kumar Joshi on April 6, 2023 @ New Delhi, India
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Cosmic Symphony: Star Trails around Qutub Minar This photograph shows the mesmerizing movements of the stars in one hour around the iconic Qutub Minar, inspired by the meaning of the word Qutub, which means axis or pole. . With 668 photos compiled together, this image portrays the movement of the stars around the pole star, which is precisely behind and a little lower than the small yellow light above the Qutub Minar. The intricate trails formed by the stars create a visual spectacle, reminding us of the profound connection between the universe and our planet. This photograph beautifully blends astronomy and archaeology as it attempts to showcase this famous Indian monument from an entirely different perspective. It also reminds us to gaze at the stars from wherever we are. . Technical details: For star trails: Canon 1300D at 12mm, f/4.5, 5 sec and ISO 200 For Qutub Minar: Canon 1300D at 12mm, f/4.5, 1sec and ISO 200 Processed using Starstax and Adobe photoshop
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