On one of my last trips to the mountains I took several pictures of the Milky Way, unfortunately the mountains and the forest were blocking the best view. But still I think the pictures turned out really

Yesterday night Stefan and I visited the "Star Park" at the Attersee lake here It is called like that because there is only very few artificial light and taking pictures of stars is a little

Aurora borealis over the watch tower

Summer begins and with it the images of the Milky Way.

Good afternoon Steemians :) Another photograph from me this afternoon this time a mixture of a hand light-painting of the memorial, with a 40 minute star-trail stacked on top. I shot this in the latter

A beautifuly warm evening back in 2013, spent on the beach near where I live, learning to lightpaint and during this session I spent some time creating some of these Brook’s Orbs. This is a single exposure

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In the previous post, I talked why a typical star trail photo consists of a series of circles and I also showed how to find the celestial pole. We have talked about the "why", let's now talk

People who know me and those following my blog are aware of the fact that I love star trail photography. I've been photographing star trails for at least 20 years with success (and longer if you count

A star trail is a type of photograph that uses long exposure times to capture the apparent motion of stars in the night sky due to Earth's rotation Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Zum krönenden Abschluss des Tages jetzt nochmal ein Bild vom wunderschönen Sternenhimmel hier über Dannau. Vorhin kurz mit einen Blick nach draußen erhascht und der Himmel war so klar und ohne Wolken,

I waited in the cold outside the tent until the longexposure was finished. I think it was absolutely worth it?! Would you like to sleep there as well? Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

I have been taking pictures for a while now. I will give steemit a try and revisit all my Portfolio. Hope you can enjoy it. So for the first picture I will chose one from my hometown. It is a nigh picture

Canon EOS 70D EF-S17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM ƒ/4.0 17.0 mm 515.7 2000 Flash (off, did not fire)