background is more in focus than the foreground etc. but I’m pretty happy with the result. I really would appreciate a constructive feedback…😊
Nerd stuff:
Sky 30*30sec f2.8 85mm ISO 500
H-Alpha 15*30sec f2.8 85mm ISO 6400
Foreground: 2*30sec g2.8 85mm ISO 2000
Was pretty good and I went to shoot some wide angle nightscapes. While setting up the idea of tacking a “not so wide angle” shot came to mind. So I went and started to shot this image. It was the most “technical” shot till now, both on location and in post. It is very much far from being perfect,the
about this image:
Smiley Orion…😊
Tracked/Stacked/Blend
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Story: I really like this tree up on a mountain close to my home. I did a startrails image last winter and was looking to integrate it in a shot this winter. Between Christmas & new years the weather
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From Ben
esa energía en forma de luz.
Aunque difícil de ver a simple vista, el airglow se puede capturar con exposiciones largas, añadiendo un toque mágico a las fotografías y/o timelapse nocturnos. ¡Un espectáculo! 🌌
📸 ¿Ya lo has fotografiado?
El airglow es un fenómeno natural que llena el cielo nocturno de sutiles colores verdes, rojos y amarillos, resultado de procesos químicos en la atmósfera. Durante el día, la radiación solar excita moléculas y átomos en las capas altas, que por la noche liberan
That energy in the form of light. Although difficult to see with the naked eye, airglow can be captured with long exposures, adding a magical touch to nighttime photographs and/or timelapses. What a spectacle! 🌌
📸 Have you photographed it yet?
Madrugada 2-enero-2025 ¿Qué es el airglow? ✨
Early morning 2-Jan-2025 What is airglow? ✨
Airglow is a natural phenomenon that fills the night sky with subtle green, red and yellow colors, the result of chemical processes in the atmosphere. During the day, solar radiation excites molecules and atoms in the upper layers, which at night release
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From Rolando about this image:
An incredible feeling.
📷 | Nikon Z7 | Nikkor Z 50mm f/1,8 | Skywatcher star adventurer 2 | Nisi natural night filter
Sky : 7 x 180s / f3,5 / iso 1250
Foreground : 180s / f4 / iso 1600
Character : 20s / f2,8 / iso 6400
perfectly aligned with the galactic center. I had the idea to take this photo with a slightly tighter focal length to give this impression of diving into the starry sky. The conditions were perfect and the Milky Way magnificently visible to the naked eye.
this image:
Dive into the galaxy
Tracked / Stacked / Blended
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Contemplate the beauty of the Milky Way and all its nuances in the french Alps. A short immersion in the beauty of the cosmos. During this summer astrophotography session, I found these small rocks
Marian Malaquin
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LOCATION:
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
happened to catch a thunder cloud and bolt of lightning in it.
EXIF:
Canon R6/Tamron 15-30mm Di VC USD f/2.8
Sky: 180 sec at ISO 400, f/4, 29mm (@moveshootmove Nomad)
Foreground: 0.6 sec, ISO 400, f/7.1, 30mm
Edited in Lightroom/Blended in Photoshop
SOCIAL MEDIA:
The sky was all over the place that evening: clear skies, passing clouds, clear skies, storms overhead, storms in the distance, and then clear skies again. With all of that, I still managed to get some gorgeous high altitude milky way shots. The sky is a single 3-minute tracked shot that
the amazing views. At 12,178 feet elevation, Rock Cut Overlook features views of Longs Peak, the Never Summer Mountain Range, the blue Gorge Lakes, Hayden Gorge, and the alpine tundra above the tree line. The foreground was taken during blue hour, just before a quick thunderstorm passed thru. The
about this image:
TRACKED/BLENDED
LOCATION:
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
STORY:
Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most beautiful drives out there. After exploring the park during the day, I set up my camera and tripod by the Rock Cut Overlook to take in
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The moment when the Zijinshan/Atlas Comet, the Milky Way, and Venus intersected for just a brief instant. The next time will be 80,000 years from now. Until we meet again!
紫金山・アトラス彗星、天の川、金星の三つが一瞬だけ交錯した奇跡の瞬間。次は8万年後。また会う日まで！
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From Takahiro about this image:
Adventurer Mini @ 20mm
90 secs, f2.8, ISO 640. Taken on site
Tracked, Stacked, and blended in post.
right to get the MW in the background. So while everyone else was busy, I took the opportunity to get these images before my fingers froze off from a very frosty night.
Nikon D750, Tamron 15-30
Composite
Foreground - 4 images light painted @ 24mm, 5 secs, F5, ISO 500
Sky - Tracked with Star
Heaven and Earth
St Brigid’s Catholic Church Cemetery
Breadalbane, NSW, Australia
On a trip down to Breadalbane in early August, I planned to shoot some images of St Brigids catholic Church with some friends. I noticed the cemetery and grave stones at the back of the church and the perspective was
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From Mark about this image:
14GM for meteors over the course of 3 nights. 50mm pano tracked on benro Polaris for 60s per panel, 9 panels at f/2 iso 400.
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We spent the entire night in the foothills shooting and observing the meteor shower, which proved to be a really great one. We even watched the sun rise from the same spot which was truly incredible!
Category: Tracked
Exif: Sony A7iv astro mod + 50GM for sky and foreground panorama.
The stars truly aligned! Then a real full-circle moment happened, I finally had the chance to shoot alongside @inorman, who joined last-minute for the adventure. To make things even more interesting, the peak night of the Perseids we saw northern lights... that’s right, in Southern California!
anywhere in that vicinity and began frantically searching for alternative locations. Then the Monday before our departure (later that week), I saw an instagram story posted by @joshuacrippsphotography asking if anyone could come watch his two cats for the exact dates our trip was planned for.
Story: Perseid Meteor Shower 2024 ✨ How’d we pick the Eastern Sierra for the foreground? Well the original plan was to head north to Canada’s rockies for an epic shot from an extremely remote location... the week before our trip was set to depart, Jasper burned down I knew it was unwise to head
