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Hi all Decided last week to have another go at astrophotography as new to it and still learning. Made a vlog which is on my YouTube channel. Thanks for watching Martin

First time I have ever done any Astro Photography at all. Went up to Mount Teide on a holiday to Tenerife and waited for the sun to set. It was amazing, never seen so many stars! Interested to see what people think. Full res on flickr. Mount Teide By Night by Thomas Green, on Flickr Mount...

A few photos from September when I was in Norway. An amazing place that I'd love to go back to. #1. Triple stave church in Heddal #2.View from Mæl Bus Station #3. Not technically a landscape image, but didn't feel like making a separate thread just for this one #4.View while hiking...

Not my first attempt at the Milky Way, but not a pro either :P Taken last month at S. Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal. Basically, in the middle of the Atlantic. Panoramic with 4 or 5 photos (don't really remember...) Fuji X-E1 with Samyang 12mm. Larger version in Flickr :) Milky Way by Joao...

*please move to right post location* Hi all, I love looking at all the milky way posts i keep seeing, there amazing!! just got a question can the MilkyWay be shot anytime of the year or is it dependant on location (away from light pollution ofc) / country and what time of year ? Regards Broken

i have a canon t5 rebel with a 50mm lens & im going to the griffth observatory tonight to take pictures of the stars/night sky , i went last night but had alot of trouble focusing on the stars. any tips on how my settings should be? & how to focus my lens to see the stars?

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...