Last night was a spectacularly clear night; I could see tons of stars and even the Milky Way Galaxy! I got my camera and tripod and set it on the lowest aperture and about 10-15 seconds of shutter time so I could capture the brightness of the star. I am extremely happy with my shots; remember this is my first time shooting low-light/outdoors!
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The white-ish streak in the middle is the Milky Way. My camera picked up many more stars than I could see!
I also did some long-exposure shots:) |
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| For this one I took a flashlight, pointed it at my feet, and walked in a zig-zag with the shutter speed on 30 seconds! |
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| This was taken with a shutter speed of 2 minutes! See that line of light in the middle? It's an airplane:) There were quite a few last night, and the next two pictures you can see the airplanes better: |
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| IT'S A SNAKE UFO!!! Just kidding, it's time-lapse airplane travel! |
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Trekking across the Milky Way! So neat!
Oh boy, I need to go to bed, I've church tomorrow! |
See y'all later!
13 comments:
Fantastic pics :)
Que interesantes y preciosas imágenes
Spectular photos! I have never tried the time-lapse nighttime photography. Great post!
Great photos.
Thank you for visiting my blog and your kind comments. No, those images are not from Florida, they were taken in St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.
Wow, living where I do near a city we NEVER see that many stars. I wanted to when we visited Maine but it was foggy each night. :(
these are so great! you are so creative! nice thinking outside the box w/ the flashlight. the airplanes are really cool!
Kjell: Oh okay, I was confused about where your photos were:) Thanks!
Eli
no fair, my shutter only stays open for 30 seconds at the most. But these are super awesome and very creative!! :)
I love the first photo! You are a talented photographer. And very creative, too! :)
Wow, these are beautiful! :)
Thanks for following my blog. :)
God bless,
Joy :)
Wow! :)
Simply spectacular! So wonderful to see you capturing God's beautiful creation! Keep up the good work! And don't ever quit putting your talents to good use!
These are reaally beautiful! And I'm not just saying that either. =D
I've gotten some real nice pictures of the moon, but my camera doesn't have long enough shutter speeds to capture the stars.
They sure are lovely though!
I like the picture where you ran around with the flashlight. =D
~Jenny
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