moon

According to flickr I haven't pointed my camera at the moon in 10 years. So last night I thought I would give it a go. To be honest, the results surprised me. Not least because it is the first time I have seen any sort of colour in the moon. Which leads me to a question: This is from a single...

Went out to give my new camera it's first real test on Saturday morning. I've often failed to get these type of shots due to either using my phone camera or else not having the right lens on my DSLR so having ended up with something between the two, I may have found the right middle ground for...

A composite of 2 images (my first so may not be perfect). Both shot on a Nikon Z6. Moon with FTZ + Nikon 200-500 and sky with Nikon Z 24-70 f4 S. Would love to get in to Astro photography but don’t have the right kit - any suggestions for a beginner kit that doesn’t cost the earth?

Hi, I thought as my second post, I would share my different areas of passion. I added this in here as it was mixed genre. I hope that was ok. My 1st passion is my work, my bread and butter. I love capturing emotion and relationships. (Taken on canon5D mk III, backlit with 150 octa over...

StevingtonWindmillandMoonBWDec20 by Donnie Canning, on Flickr So, I've not posted anything on here for a while having been too busy with work and life etc but find myself looking at the prices of OMD EM1 Mark 3's for some reason which would be a good jump from the Mark 1 currently in my bag...

Hi, I use a Nikon D5100 with a variety of lenses. Last night I thought the moon looked atmospheric so I headed out with my Tripod and Sigma 70-300mm lens to try and get some pictures. I read online that some recommended settings are... Lens 200mm + ISO 100-200 Aperture F/11 - F/16 Shutter...

Shot with a Celestron NexStar 8 SE and Canon EOS 760D

This is my first use of the 150-600mm, and my first attempt at getting a decent moon shot. I got lucky with a few breaks in the cloud - don't think it came out too bad for a first-timer! Supermoon by instasquink, on Flickr

So I set out the other night and climbed cleeve hill in Cheltenham to do my first 'astro shoot'... I don't think it was the worst attempt made but something doesn't seem right about them! Any idea how I can improve, as astronomy is something I am very keen on learning about and photographing it...