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The 25 most inspiring Milky Way pictures of 2020

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Photographing the Milky Way is one of the most challenging but rewarding types of photography. It requires great planning, and there are always a few technical things to consider. However, seeing the galaxy captured on the back of your camera is an excitement difficult to describe. Any great Milky Way photograph always goes beyond technical steps; … Continue reading ...

Best camera for Northern Lights photography in 2021

2 December, 20203 February, 202129 Comments

Choosing the best camera for Northern Lights photography isn’t an easy task. After shooting the Northern Lights for years with different cameras and testing new models, I can tell you that, in a nutshell, these are the best cameras to photograph the Northern Lights: 1. Sony A7SIII 2. Canon EOS Ra 3. Nikon Z7II 4. … Continue reading ...

The best 25 Northern Lights Photographs of 2019

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Photographing the Northern Lights is always an unforgettable experience. There aren’t too many things like witnessing the Aurora dancing across the sky with your own eyes and capturing the amazing shapes and colors on your camera. Aurora photography always feels like a reward: You need don’t only need not only the technical knowledge and gear … Continue reading ...

The 25 most inspiring Milky Way pictures of 2019

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Photographing the Milky Way not only requires a great planning, basic photography gear or the right parameters set on our camera. A good source of inspiration is also necessary; breathtaking photographs that make us think how they were taken. Photographs that stay on our minds and encourage us to travel and to explore those hidden corners where we … Continue reading ...

The best 25 Northern Lights Photographs of 2018

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Photographing the Northern Lights is one of the most incredible experiences in any photographers’ life. There are no words to describe the feeling of witnessing the celestial fantasy show with your own eyes when the Aurora Borealis dances across the sky. At the same time, it is one of the most difficult phenomenon to photograph – … Continue reading ...

The 25 most inspiring Milky Way pictures of 2018

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Topaz Studio 2 Review – Is Topaz Studio 2 worth it?

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Topaz Studio 2 makes photo editing much easier. Editing your photos can be challenging and time-consuming, but in this Topaz Studio 2 review, I’m going to show you how to edit your photos from basic adjustments to the most creative looks, in a quick and easy way. My experience using Topaz Studio 2 in my … Continue reading ...

Milky Way Calendar 2021 – Best Milky Way viewing planner

26 December, 20203 February, 20218 Comments

2021 MILKY WAY CALENDARS + Bonus: the Ultimate Guide to Photographing the Milky Way USA (Southwest) USA (East Coast) USA (PNW) USA (Midwest) USA (South) UK Canada Northern Europe Central Europe Southern Europe Australia New Zealand Patagonia Southeast Asia Central America & Caribbean Equator Indonesia Mexico Canary Islands India 2021 MILKY WAY CALENDARS + Bonus: … Continue reading ...

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How to photograph the Milky Way and the Galactic Center

22 January, 202125 January, 2021109 Comments

A good starting point to photographing the Milky Way is: aperture f/2.8 or the widest possible in your lens, ISO 3200-6400, and a shutter speed between 10-25 seconds depending on your focal length to capture sharp stars. The longer the focal length, the faster your shutter speed should be. However, photographing the Milky Way is … Continue reading ...