Midnight Sun by Sky_Traveller
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Description
Sun's shape is slightly distorted unfortunately. TFV&C.
Comments (4)
bentobox
I just assumed that the star was rotating fast enough that it had a tidal bulge. :)
JAYBEEH
If you keep you're camera angle below something like 60 degrees(I think...lol.)...spheres like sun & moons tend not to warp...otherwise if you use a much wider camera angle suns & moons must be in the centre of the image so as not to warp...hope this helps...nice shot!!
lewis_moorcroft
Nice calming image
avidflame
Having spent ages trying to align a shot on some details while excluding a 'meloned moon' the angle Jaybeeh was hinting at is about 90 degrees. If you want to put an orbiting element more to the side of the pic 90 degrees is about the limit before you get some ovalling. Otherwise as he pointed out centralising works fine. You usually don't notice the suns as much but this is quite a large one ;) I like this lake area on the left with the darker green rocks.