Chriskellyphotography
As Windsor sleeps
I made an early morning trip to Windsor/Falmouth to capture some Milky Way shots. I have to say, I’m amazed at how they turned out. I never thought I would have captured images like that in Nova Scotia. I’ll be sharing those in a video dropping tomorrow, so stay tuned!
While I waited for enough light to photograph some foregrounds, I turned my lens toward downtown Windsor during blue hour. There were a few wispy clouds in the sky, but when you’re shooting astro, you hope for clear skies, so sunrises and sunsets tend to be a bit more subdued.
This image is a 30-second exposure taken without a filter—simply because there wasn’t enough light yet to need one. But that longer exposure helped smooth out the gentle ripples on the water beautifully. Of course, you know I would’ve thrown a filter on if I’d had the light for it!
As Windsor sleeps
I made an early morning trip to Windsor/Falmouth to capture some Milky Way shots. I have to say, I’m amazed at how they turned out. I never thought I would have captured images like that in Nova Scotia. I’ll be sharing those in a video dropping tomorrow, so stay tuned!
While I waited for enough light to photograph some foregrounds, I turned my lens toward downtown Windsor during blue hour. There were a few wispy clouds in the sky, but when you’re shooting astro, you hope for clear skies, so sunrises and sunsets tend to be a bit more subdued.
This image is a 30-second exposure taken without a filter—simply because there wasn’t enough light yet to need one. But that longer exposure helped smooth out the gentle ripples on the water beautifully. Of course, you know I would’ve thrown a filter on if I’d had the light for it!