Making of: astrocamp.eu/en/astrophoto-messier-39-10-21/

Single long exposure capturing a deep space mass ejection during a total solar eclipse in a neighbouring galaxy or just some pinpricked black card and some leds.

I'll let you decide.

This is number 77 of my 366.

All my photo here NON HDR/DRi or blended images, they are taken from single shoot

Alhamdulillah....This is my first milky shoot for this year 2013

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Technical info:

Tokina 11-16

f2.8

ISO 3200

11 mm

20s exposure

Post Processing:

PS CS5(1%)+Lightroom 4.2(59%)+Colour Efex Pro(40%)

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Chusovaya river, Middle Ural, Russia, September / Река Чусовая, Средний Урал, сентябрь

Nikon D610 | Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 ED AS IF UMC

Sky: 14mm, 20 sec, f/2.8, ISO 1600, 10 images stacked

Foreground: 14mm, 20 sec, f/13, ISO 100, 2 images light painting

I took this picture of the most amount of stars I've ever seen. Simply a 30 second exposure got an amazing car trail from a car on the road and the stars in the un-light polluted sky.

Rozhen, Rhodope mountain, Bulgaria

Annular Solar Eclipse of May 20, 2012.

Monument Valley, Navajo Nation, Arizona.

© Waldemar Halka - All rights reserved

Until I figure out how to put together a sequence shot in Photoshop, I am posting my favorite photo of the eclipse. I like it because it was taken just a second or two before the Ring of Fire closed, as you can see by the small break in the bottom of the ring.

I was concerned that none of my photos of the eclipse would come out because I waited too long to buy a solar filter and none were available by the time I got around to shop for one. I tried a welding mask filter (16 stop reduction) as recommended on some websites, but it did not work well for photography. The welding filter, however, was great for viewing the sun. I found that stacking a 9 stop ND filter and a CPL filter (which is about 1.5 stop) worked just fine. Overall, I am pleased with the results of my first attempt to photograph the solar eclipse with the equipment I had at my disposal. The experience of viewing the eclipse in a stunning location like Monument Valley was magnificent. But I felt dwarfed by guys next to me who were shooting the event with telescopes that most likely reach the beginning of time ;-)

Photo information:

Nikon D7000

Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8G VR II @200mm | f/8 | 1/8000 sec | ISO 100

Tamron 2X extender

Hoya ND400 filter (9 stop reduction)

Nikon CLP filter (1.5 stop reduction)

Gitzo tripod and RRL BH-55 ballhead

Post-processed in LR4 and CS5

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Rakaposhi the 27th Highest Mountain in the world at 7,788 Meters. I was lucky to have found my self in the right place in the right place and was blessed with a clear night.

Me and MG (2832)

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Night time inside the hangar of a former airfield, temporarily escaping the wrath of a hundred billion ravenous mosquitoes. Sharing in the fun were night photographer friends George Loo, Ron Pinkerton, and Troy Paiva, who all somehow survived the swarms. 175 second exposure in complete darkness with warm white, green, and blue light from the ProtoMachines LED2 handheld flashlight. It would be impossible to exaggerate the influence of Troy's pioneering work in this area of night photography light painting. And George, the creator of the ProtoMachines light painting LED flashlight, was there! Feel free to share.

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Nikon D750/Nikkor 12mm f/2.8 fisheye lens. 175 seconds f/8 ISO 200. 2018-09

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Every time I look into the sky the quote from 2001 comes to mind and I am in awe of the universe.

Technical Details:

- Skywatcher NEQ6 pro (unguided)

- Sony a7s (CentralDS)

- 70-200mm f4L

- Lights: 30sec. x 30 frames | ISO3200

- 10 Darks & 10 Bias

Softwares:

Pixinsight & Photoshop

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Stack of 34 shots, in 30 seconds exposure, blended with Lighten mode in PS.

A7m3

Laowa 15mm f/2

Leofoto LS-284C + LH-30R

JVC remote timer

distance: 2400 ly

Equipment:

TS 10" f/4 ONTC Newton

1000mm f4

ASA 0,73 Reducer

ZWO ASI 1600mmc

Astronomik Ha, OIII, Sh2

Losmandy G11/LFE Photo

Guding:

Lodestar on TS Optics - ultra short 9mm Off Axis Guider

PHD2

69x300 Ha

30x300 OIII

30x300 SII

total exposure time: 10 hr

Processing: PixInsight/Photoshop

30. June 2018

1. July 2018

The Andromeda Galaxy also known as Messier 31, M31, or NGC 224, is a spiral galaxy approximately 780 kiloparsecs (2.5 million light-years) from Earth. It is the nearest major galaxy to the Milky Way.

Markarians Chain (13.05.2021)

M84 aka NGC4374

M86 aka NGC4406

It includes also

the galaxies:

NGC4435 The Eyes (Copelands Augen) ~52 mly distance

NGC4438 The Eyes (Copelands Augen) ~52 mly distance

NGC4402~ 50 mly distance, 55 kly diameter

NGC4425 ~83 mly distance, 70kly diameter

NGC4413 / NGC4407 2 mly distance (ignoring redshift),

NGC4387 18mly distance 120kly diametr

IC3303

IC3393

IC3355

IC3333

IC3315

The bigger Stars:

HD108450

HD108285

HD108091

40 lights 180 sec. Gain26

30 darks

30 bias

30 (dark) flats

#idaslpsd2 Filter

#qhy268c f4 #celestroncgxlmount #

#astrophotography #universetoday #milkyway #astrophoto #astrography #nightsky #nightscaper #starphotography #starscape #natgeospace #starrynight #longexposure #astro_photography #deepsky #galaxy #neustadtanderweinstrasse #astromaniacmag #celestronrocks #astrobin #baaderplanetarium #jw #jwphotography

Red Red Car (2835)

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Night time inside the hangar of a former airfield, temporarily escaping the wrath of a hundred billion ravenous mosquitoes. Sharing in the fun were night photographer friends George Loo, Ron Pinkerton, and Troy Paiva, who all somehow survived the swarms. 143 second exposure in complete darkness with warm white, yellow, and red light from the ProtoMachines LED2 handheld flashlight. Feel free to share.

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Nikon D750/Nikkor 12mm f/2.8 fisheye lens. 143 seconds f/8 ISO 200. 2018-09

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A breathtaking long-exposure capture of the Milky Way stretching above a dense pine forest. This image was taken on a clear night far from city lights, where the sky comes alive with stars and cosmic dust. The silhouette of towering trees against the luminous band of our galaxy creates a moment of pure natural awe. Perfectly still. Eternally vast.

Whether you're a fan of astrophotography, night sky adventures, or forest landscapes, this photo is a reminder of how small we are under the grandeur of the universe.

Found an old abandoned house or barn on the A52 passed the village of Donington on the way to Grantham. One of my first attempts at Star photography or astrography as it's known.

Equipment:

Takahashi Epsilon 130D

QHY163M

Astronomik Deep-Sky RGB und SHO MaxFR

Skywatcher EQ8

#M106 cluster

Final version

It includes also the galaxies: #NGC4248, #NGC4231, #NGC4232, #NGC4217, #NGC4226

55 lights 180 sec. Gain26 + 80 Lights 240 sec Gain 26

30 darks

30 bias

30 (dark) flats

#idaslpsd2 Filter

#qhy268c f4 #celestroncgxlmount#

#astrophotography #universetoday #milkyway #astrophoto #astrography #nightsky #nightscaper #starphotography #starscape #natgeospace #starrynight #longexposure #astro_photography #deepsky #galaxy #neustadtanderweinstrasse #astrobin #baaderplanetarium #jw #jwphotography

Distance: ca. 2,000 Lj

Equipment:

TS 10" f/4 ONTC Newton

1000mm f4

ZWO ASI585MC

Skywatcher EQ8

Guding:

Lodestar on TS Optics - ultra short 9mm Off Axis Guider

PHD2

600x30s

Gain 252

5 hours total integration time

June 2023

Processing: PixInsight

After many unsuccessful attempts (bad preparation, bad timing, bad weather conditions...) here is FINALLY my first shot of the Milky Way.

Small outing with @taillandjordan and his group at the Tour Fondue.

You can see the light of the @iledeporquerolles illuminating the sky, which gives a very pleasant touch.

In the foreground, it was the lighthouse of the port of La Tour fondue, which came to light the rocks adding a little touch in its own way.

Milkyway in Ban Phong Community, Ha Giang Province, Viet Nam

Take with Nikon D7200 & Tokina 11 16 f2.8

Mirando hacia el lago la lacar en San Martín de Los Andes, ruta de los 7 lagos tuve la oportunidad de fotografiar esta maravillosa postal con el centro galáctico sobre la ciudad. Para esta foto utilicé la modalidad del stacking con 15 fotos para el cielo y 10 para el foreground.

La mejor época para este tipo de fotografías en el hemisferio sur son los meses de invierno junio/julio ya que en verano apenas se puede observar sobre el cielo.

Looking towards la lacar lake in San Martín de Los Andes, route of the 7 lakes I had the opportunity to photograph this wonderful postcard with the galactic center over the city. For this photo I used the stacking modality with 15 photos for the sky and 10 for the foreground. The best time for this type of photography in the southern hemisphere is the winter months June / July since in summer it can hardly be seen above the sky.

#M104 #SombreroGalaxy (04.04.2021)

It has a diameter of approximately 49,000 light-years anderen 30Million ly disrance to earth.

59 lights 180 sec. Gain26

30 darks

30 bias

30 (dark) flats

#idaslpsd2 Filter

#qhy268c f4 #celestroncgxlmount #youresa

#astrophotography #universetoday #milkyway #astrophoto #astrography #nightsky #nightscaper #starphotography #starscape #natgeospace #starrynight #longexposure #astro_photography #deepsky #galaxy #neustadtanderweinstrasse #astromaniacmag #celestronrocks #astrobin #baaderplanetarium #jw #jwphotography

A try at milkyway from a moderately light polluted place right outside the city of Galena, IL

Milky Way,,clicked in a very light pollution area near my home town Barrackpore.India

-Wish upon a shooting star-

Location: Walnut Point State Park

This is my first time trying out astrography, and i was really surprised to be able to see Milkyway with my naked eyes. There are alot of things i'm not totally satisfied with, especially the composition. Part of it is because I can't see anything in total darkness xD

Any advice or suggestion is welcomed!

First ever Milky Way Panorama shot at Halibut Point State Park in Rockport, MA

Milky Way Galactic core view from Zion National Park, no moon at that time so it was freaking pitch black.

Just in case anyone is interested in the settings and gear used: Sony a7RII, lens Rokinon 24mm f1.4 @ 20s, ISO 2500, f/2.

A Hoya Red Intensifier filter to filter the Springdale town light pollution. A Tiffen Double Fog 3 filter to intensify and define better the colors the bright stars (“Akira Fujii” effect). (Stack of 2 photos).

Met up with Matt Franks on Monday evening at Avebury for a spot of light painting and Milky Way fun! We had reasonably good clear skies which is always good when aiming to shoot the Milky Way, and a fun couple of hours in the freezing cold! Good to meet up with Matt again too!

Canon EOS 5D Mark III|24-105mm L

I've been teaching Poppy photography, take a look at her Flickr.

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Awesome view from my garden #1