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Sky at Night

Moon, planets, stars, meteors, star trails, International Space Station (ISS). A selection from my night sky gallery. A really great resource for everything Stars & Space I use this great site http://www.meteorwatch.org
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    Feb 06 2009. It was so bright out tonight. A great op for lomg exposures and some star trail work. It has taken me all night to stack these in high quality res with PS. Original file size is just over 3 Gig!!!! Two hours worth of trails 15s exposure every 60s. Why 15s in every 60s?.....My cock up, should have been 60s in every 60s. However I have learned a useful lesson in keeping exposure time short. Noise is relativley low on 15s and light pollution is not blowing out the scene. Olympus E3, 7-14mm, ISO 100, 15s, f4
    The lunar eclipse of 3rd March 2007. Saturn is the closest planet (approx 4 o'clock) whilst I forget what the bright body is at 7 o'clock). Possibly Jupiter or Venus. Olympus E1, 90-250mm, f2.8, 1s
    This montage has taken me a year to complete. Amazing how patient one has to be for the right phase and clear skies. Perigee moon in centre All taken with my Olympus E3 dslr and the stunning 90-250mm glass & x2 TC.