Canadian Astrophotography

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So many stars!

Though I don’t expect to win the qurator@qurator photography contest with this shot, I do love to play along. You can review and enter here @qurator/qurators-photo-quest-or-astrophotography-s11tsc Maybe some of the real photographers I know here like daveks@daveks, tattoodjay@tattoodjay, offgridlife@offgridlife and others will play along.

I can also use this as a return post as I have been away from the blockchain adventuring the last couple weeks adventuring. The shots in this post are special to me as this last voyage took me well off the grid where the stars seem to be the brightest. Only a phone ago, the canera wouldnt even register stars on a photo no matter how hard I try.

Seeing these little specks in the pictures brings me back to the cool night laying on the rock in the wilderness looking for one of dozens of shooting stars. I should have thought to capture some of the very apparent constellations, especially since coming to understand other parts of the world see a different angle on the night sky than up here in Canadia. Never occurred to me!

It wouldn’t be a Zeke post without a teaser of an upcoming post. This is what the same sky looked like during the day and you know i took plenty of pictures so that I could share a couple back woods camping posts.

Glad to be back with my feet on solid ground, looking forward to a few weeks of carching up, and discover a Qurator contest to welcome me back!

I AM BACK BABY!

Canadian Astrophotography | Ecency