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My experiences in photographing the sky at night.CONTENT
This web page astro-photo.blogspot.com states the following, "My experiences in photographing the sky at night." We saw that the webpage said " Wednesday, 10 February 2010." It also said " Its been a while since I tried Mars, and its usually been unsuccessful, anyway I thought Id try again as it was somewhere useful. Tuesday, 10 February 2009. Anyway - at last a good shot of venus. Thursday, 29 January 2009. I took a whole range of exposures and zoom levels over the next 12 an hour or so at intervals, and sorted through them to pic."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
The Cosmic Dimension
Star trails of the Big Dipper. Star trails of the Orion and Moon. Total Lunar Eclipse, Dec 11, Sydney, Australia. 2 am, approximately the end of totality. Taken through a 12 inch telescope. A panorama of two shots.
DSA Documentary School of Astrophotography
NGC 7331 with Calar Alto 3. Camera at the prime focus of the 3.