Friedman shoots the sky from his backyard in downtown Buffalo, New York. That means the usual celestial candidates — galaxies, nebulae, distant star clusters — are washed out by the glow of the city. But the sun is fair game, as long as the sky is clear and turbulence-free.
“I don’t care about sky glow at all,” Friedman said. “I just need atmospheric steadiness.”"
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