Stars photography

View On Black Yay, this appeared to be my third front page explore! =) I saw the satellite in the photo also with my bare eyes during the exposure. At home I did a quick search and according to my location, the time stamp, flying path and direction of the object I can say that it is a multi-national NASA scientific research satellite named: Terra. For those who are interested, I can recommend the site: www.heavens-above.com/ Just fill in your location and you'll get the data of visible…

In previous articles, I have stated that lenses are one of the most important features of the whole camera setup. They are responsible for the sharpness and quality of the image, making them a topic worth researching. For astrophotography, a fast lens (low aperture) is key for obtaining stunning images of the night sky!

Moon photography, moon pictures, night photography, environmental management,

Moon and stars

Due to the rotation of the Earth, it appears as though the stars are moving through the sky in long exposures. Star trails can be a desired effect when

Gordon Pollock of Keldon Photography specialises in images that the eyes cannot normally see - things that are too small (microscopy), things that are too far away (astrophotography) and things that are too quick (high speed photography).