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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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    01/02 Sept 2011. First clear sky evening for many a week. So much for the summer! Cloud did roll in during early hours but gave a nice effect to the trail. Captured with Oly E5 & 7-14mm. ISO 500, F4, multiple 15s exposures stacked. Ghostly effect added by firing off flash at various locations in foreground. Flash held in front of my body to create the shadow effect.
    Aug 23 2011. 2126 hrs super bright pass of the ISS. Lucky to get a clear sky window with flyby directly overhead as cloud was predicted. This one captured with Olympus E5 & 8mm fisheye. F3.5, ISO 500 and approx 9 15s exposures stacked in StarStax.
    Aug 20 2011. 2146 hrs super bright pass of the ISS. This time we had crystal clear skies :-) Directly overhead so I located my local east/west trunk road and set up the car trails shot with 2 cameras. This one captured with Olympus E3 & 7-14mm. F5, ISO 400 and approx 9 15s exposures stacked to produce this.