47-Image Composite of the Moon Reveals Solar Corona During Solar Eclipse

The clarity that Czech photographer Miloslav Druckmüller from the Brno University of Technology, managed to get of this stunning solar corona was due to the 47 different images, shot on two different lenses, that he composited to make this singular image.

The detail and contour of the image also owes a lot the lack of light pollution at the extremely remote Enewetak Radiological Observatory on the Marshall Islands, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, where he shot them.

Also check out the Full Moon Timelapse over Downtown LA

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Composited Timelapse Photos of the Sky Create A Smeared Look

Matt Molloy uses 100 to 200 individual photographs to composite these vibrant and surreal images of the sky.

via Lost at E Minor

Full Moon over Downtown LA

Los Angeles based designer Dan Marker-Moore shot this absolutely stunning collage of 11 frames of a timelapse of the full moon ascending over Downtown Los Angeles.

He used an Olympus OMD-EM5 camera and a 100mm lens. 

And the timelapse itself is worth every delicious second.

via My Modern Met

IMAGINARY BIBLIOTHÈQUES IDÉALES

Famed French photographer JF Rauzier’s series Bibliothèques idéales presents these imaginative Ideal Libraries, with crisp architectural precision, from many composited layers of photos.

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Hyperphoto: Surrealism in Duplication, Juxtaposition and Recomposition

French artist Jean-François Rauzier's "Hyperphoto" uses duplication, juxtaposition and recomposition to make these immersive and wildly imaginative images.

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