r/starcutouts

This was my first time trying to capture the Andromeda Galaxy, and I succeeded with the aurora borealis popping in! That faint light in the middle? That’s a galaxy 2.5 million light years away.

Captured on the iPhone 16 pro, 30-second exposure, 24mm camera.

When there's a popular release or something Disney+ want to promote they blend their usual branding. They've done it with National Geographic, Star Wars, The Devil Wears Prada..

Why hasn't HBO down the same with Lanterns and other franchises when it's such a great fit?

For me it has to go for how the Mosasaurus escaped the lagoon into the ocean. Like you cant just move the lagoon near the ocean like it wasnt more in the middle of the island in 2015. Thats just stupid and makes no sense. Only redeeming quality have that the intro taking place was actually really good. Next up has to be the fact that dinosaurs started to die out and move to the equator during Rebirth. So we just ignore the fact that the dinosaurs were told to be fine and coeexisting in modern times in the end of Dominion? What the hell happened to that?? The whole concept of most of them dying genuinely makes me mad. (I enjoy both JWFK and JWR but i cannot ignore the flaws)

Image by fieldandstream.com

Even more cute calves! Though these are from the same farm that the calves in my other post are from