I thought I’d move away a bit from the “Usual” topics of nightscape photography and have a discussion about composition for your Milky Way images.
Have you ever found yourself mesmerized by the vastness and beauty of the night sky? The stars, galaxies, and celestial objects that adorn the dark
In my last blog, I gave some training on how to take a night sky panorama. In this blog, I’m going to tell you how
n this blog, I’ll give some advice on Night Sky Panorama Photography. After months of planning, the Lake Tyrrell Astro Weekend Workshop was here but
This is my first ever commentary video showing my night of Time Lapse and Astro photography at Maldon and Baringhup, Victoria. The afternoon started off
This blog gives a day by day update to the progress of our tour along with some images from the day.
This blog gives a day by day update to the progress of our tour along with some images from the day.
In this blog, I discus how I captured the Leonard Comet and turned it into the image you see. I expand on the process of visualise the final image, break it down into the various parts, shoot those images and put it together in post production.
This article gives an overview of 3 ways to create an astro landscape image and explains a simple way to capture a stunning Milky Way image in just one frame. It’s a sure fire way that avoids any blending of images in post production, yet can still result in a stunning nightscape.
Rare View provides Photographic Training and experiences through workshops and tours. I also create Time Lapse videos for production and advertising companies.
