Sometimes a perfect image happens by accident. I was showing someone how to image the sky with my Canon G16, the one-click night sky wonder, and a car came by and lit the foreground. I have a lot of happy accidents with my imaging.
Sometimes a perfect image happens by accident. I was showing someone how to image the sky with my Canon G16, the one-click night sky wonder, and a car came by and lit the foreground. I have a lot of happy accidents with my imaging.
This was the first AND last lunar eclipse I imaged, special thanks to the weather. It always seems to be cloudy during astronomical events. Taken with my G16, this was one of the first images I ever did with it. Little did I know that the secret of lunar photography was lens size. (300mm+) I […]
This was the first AND last lunar eclipse I imaged, special thanks to the weather. It always seems to be cloudy during astronomical events.
Taken with my G16, this was one of the first images I ever did with it. Little did I know that the secret of lunar photography was lens size. (300mm+) I now have a 300-500mm lens for my DSLR for lunar shots. Now, I am desperately waiting for the next lunar eclipse that happens on a clear night. unfortunately, it’s going to be a long wait. January 21, 2019. It better be clear.
More information on when lunar eclipses are and where you can see them, can be found on NASA’s website.
