I first started getting into photography when a friend shared a photo of the Milky Way. Ever since I saw it I knew I wanted to try to capture a photo of the stars and the Milky Way core. Along the way I would try to snap some pics of lightning and thunderstorms, as long as it’s from a safe distance of course.
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