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34. STARRY MOMENTS

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33. Via Lactea Norte

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32. ROTATION HELIOS MERLIN

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31. PANO ASTRONOMICO (PRUEBA)

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30. Viaje alucinante by Daniel Lopez

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29. EL MAR, TU AMIGO/ THE SEA…

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28. Image Container PixInsight

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27. El Rayo Verde/The Green Ray

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26. Image Container

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25. Come y calla

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24. Primer timelapse con Canon 5D Mark II

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23. Prueba video 5D Mark II

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22. ¿Pasa ya la ISS?

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21. Via Lactea y "arbolito" (Milky Way & Tree)

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20. Via Lactea y Jupiter

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19. Amanecer en el Meridiano 0

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18. Aventuras en miniatura

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17. Fiestas de San Pedro

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16. Workers miniatures

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15. "Tilt-shifeando" (Tilt-shifing)

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14. Prueba del filtro de Hidrogeno Alpha

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13. Mañana de Domingo...¡vaya mañanita!

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12. Callejeando

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11. Vamonos p'al Grao

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10. Un paseito por Castellón

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9. Que ritmo...diossssss!!

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8. Casa Castel

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El mejor timelapse astronómico que he visto jamás, realizado por el maestro Daniel Lopez.

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Spencer Black 2 months ago

Beautiful shots! I especially like the time-lapses from inside the observatory!
Tom @ Timescapes 2 months ago

Beautiful stuff, my friend. I loved the shots from inside the observatory as well. I'm surprised you could see the stars outside. It must have been dark inside.
caliu 2 months ago

Yes Tom, very beautiful and very difficult , Daniel is a great master and the La Palma skies they are very dark .
Matt LaVoie 2 months ago

Awesome astro-timelapse shots, I love those. I wonder how many real-time hours went into shooting this.
Daniel López 2 months ago

Hi, the video was done in about 53 hours "real-time", and many months of work.
Zelia 1 month ago

¡Enhorabuena! por este y otros trabajos (que ya he disfrutado) Muy buena la elección de Green Sun también. Me tienes prendada, Daniel ;D
caliu 2 months ago

I dont know, the video is not mine, Daniel it must answer
adamus_w_adelus 2 months ago

WOW - an another WOW!! This is sooo beautyfull and absolutly amazing!
Hernán Pérez 2 months ago

Enhorabuena compañero....IN CRE I BLE...
caliu 2 months ago

Os recuerdo que el timelapse es de Daniel Lopez, podeis ver sus maravillosos trabajos en tierrayestrellas.com/cielosdelteide/
Tambien pdeis leer la entrevista que le hicimos en nuestro blog timelapses.es
Dominic 2 months ago

Beautiful shots indeed ! Nice day to night transitions too !
Péter I. Pápics 2 months ago

This is my motivation video as a PhD student in Astronomy :)
fugazi 2 months ago

this is amazing!!!
Tive 2 months ago

Wow
Tomas Roggero 2 months ago

Felicitaciones, muy buen trabajo!
Gatchan 2 months ago

What a wonderful and inspiring video.... todavía tengo la boca abierta!!
Na8 2 months ago

Maravilloso! :-)
Max Pilot 2 months ago

impresionante....hermoso......casi sin palabras..
Timelapses.es 2 months ago

Checkout the Interview that we done to Daniel in:

timelapses.es/blog/2009/09/entrevista-a-daniel-lopez/
Ezkarti Hessen 1 month ago

I m p r e s i o n a n t e
milena 1 month ago

maravilloso!!!
Joantxo Llantada 1 month ago

Es uno de los motivos por el cual amo los cielos de La Palma. Buen trabajo. Inspirador, Joantxo
Pemeka 4 days ago

Thanks to let us know how much are we loosing just for not lookint above our heads.