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Couple of long exposure first attempts: humid night by blinsaff, on Flickr  suburbs under moon by blinsaff, on Flickr
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Just a backyard shot. Added points for the bed sheets I forgot to take off the clothes line... DSC_0962 by blinsaff, on Flickr
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 look up, chum by blinsaff, on Flickr
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Helmacron posted:
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Feb 1, 2015 01:26
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  This was a really, really dark night. Really hard to focus on anything, but they turned out ok. 
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zeroprime posted:I got a chance to process some of the photos I took while in Death Valley last week. I really like the moonlit roadway shots and I really regret not spending more time out taking shots in the middle of the night that night, that was the only time it was clear with a sliver of the moon out. Great shots mate!
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Nov 6, 2015 12:19
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Nov 9, 2015 01:58
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DorianGravy posted:This is rad. How do you get wonderful colors like that? Do you do much post-processing, or is this just a really dark place? I always end up with a yellowish tint to mine (Admittedly, my location has some light pollution): Thanks! Well it was a bit of dark place + pumping the blues and purples in processing. I was facing away from any light pollution too (which was the key). Plus it was on top of a mountain, on a dark night, in the middle of no where!
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Nov 14, 2015 08:21
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First real attempt at capturing some lightning.
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Orion, Taurus and Pleiades from a southern hemisphere sky. (Cloud cover  )
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Feb 29, 2016 04:15
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Eta aquarid watching 
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May 9, 2016 11:01
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My first real meteor shower in truly dark skies. Turned out pretty good. This is a aquarid meteor. 
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May 28, 2016 11:07
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Stochastic posted:This is cool, nice catch of the meteor! Big fan of wide field astronomy shots. Hoping to get out of the city and capture the milky way soon. Cheers! Here's a short little timelapse of the shower. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJP1i6ZxdNA
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Stochastic posted:Whoa, awesome timelapse. What is your method for making those videos? Stitching together many still frames or do you speed up captured video? Thanks! Yeah, they are individual frames (240 shots at 20 second exposures) all sequenced up in After Effects. Mostly shot on a GH4 which isn't the best at low light/night photography.
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Jun 19, 2016 03:22
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Choicecut posted:
So good! Awesome shots! I'd like to get into doing some astrophoto stuff, but I'm scared I'll just go over the top and burn through a fortune..
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Winter nights in Australia.. Here is a moon halo:  and the Milky Way vs some big city light pollution: 
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jvick posted:Nice! I love how well Orion sticks out. Thanks! Currently enjoying beautifully clear summer nights, just a shame that the Milky Way rises and sets early, so Orion tends to be a key feature
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lockdown nights, part 2 Capturing the Lyrids meteor shower on the morning of the 23rd. So much satellite traffic out there The bright star below the Milky Way is Jupiter, then below that is Saturn. Mars is below Saturn, but can't be seen as it's behind the roof.
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xzzy posted:gently caress Elon Musk. Speaking of which..  Thanks Elon!!
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A shot from the eta Aquarids meteor shower from early May.
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