Is it possible to take a photo from our one Milky Way?

Earth is not in the centre of the Milky Way. We in one of the outer arms. You can see the bulk of the galaxy on a clear night.

In the desert you can make awesome pictures of the Milky Way, sure!

But we have a photo of our Milky Way. How do they take a photo that is my question?

If it is from an external point of view it is NOT a photo.

We have NO photos of the galaxy from outside it, obviously!

It will be an artist's impression.

there are no photos of the milky way galaxy in full

Bear in mind many other galaxies look very like the Milky Way. It is a typical spiral galaxy. Andromeda, our neighbour, is very similar.

[link to www.universetoday.com]

Link to an article explaining the solar system's position in the milky way.
We are not in the centre

To answer your question: the only way to take a photo of the galaxy where you can see it from above the elliptic plane, would be to launch a camera into interstellar space above the galaxy.
Given our current tech, I estimate that such a satellite would arrive at the desired position in a few million years, so don't get your hopes up of seeing such photo in our lifetime.

Let me explain why i ask that question. Left, right, above , u der the Milky Way is all around us but how do they take the picture then?

They DON'T. It is NOT a photo!

There are NO photos of the Milky Way!

Perhaps if you show us which pic you mean, it'll be easier to explain....

Is the popular photo of the Milky Way then not real?

Which photo?

Link?

Which photo. Show us.
Saying popular photo doesn't explain wich one you mean.

The photo from wiki pedia.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

As I previously explained to you, we are on the edge of the galaxy, so we can see its centre.

Which one PRECISELY? There are many images on that page.

Thats a side on view. Not one from the top. The galaxy is not solid. It's gas stars and dust. And we can see through the gaps to see the centre.
To take a photo like that. Go to a place with low light pollution, away from cities, and preferably higher up. Then point your cam tithe sky and take a long exposure photo.

Ok thanks so its not complete?

It is the aspect of the galxy which we can see from our position.

Do some reading on galxies. It's really not that difficult to understand. It's a huge disk of star and we are near the outer edge, so we can look inward to the centre and see most of the galaxy (some is obscured by interstellar dust).

There are NO photos of the Milky Way galaxy from
outside the galaxy. They are artists conceptions
based on the actual distributions of the visible
stars in the galaxy.

Thanks i understand that it was a stupid question.

No, it was not a stupid question. Your only error was in assuming that we are at the centre of the galaxy, when in fact we are near its outer edge, so we can in fact see most of its shape from where we are.

So we have a photo of our own Milky Way Here comes another stupid question . Is it possible to take photos from other galaxies from iss or our planet?

...Abort thread, I repeat abort thread. Roger that...