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If you’re traveling to New Zealand to photograph the night sky, the South Island should be at the top of your list. The area around Aoraki / Mount Cook is an ideal destination - it’s part of a designated Bortle 1 starlight reserve, offering some of the darkest and clearest skies on Earth.
I decided to spend a night at this breathtaking location. After climbing to the top of a rocky viewpoint overlooking Tasman Lake, I was greeted by a stunning scene: chunks of floating ice drifting across the lake and the valley stretching out toward the Tasman River.
In late June, the evening Milky Way Arch appeared more rounded as we were further south. A vivid red airglow painted graceful patterns beneath the arch, adding a surreal touch to the night and making the experience truly unforgettable.
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