While I am finishing my article about, how to photograph the starry sky, want to share all my photos where there are stars and night sky. I have already laid them out a little in my previous posts, but let it be better in one place. In fact, I do not have very many of them, because you cannot take such photos in the city either, since everything is illuminated, and in the region, because there are not enough objects for the foreground. Therefore, on the last trip to the Crimea, I can say I fell for it. It’s a pity that the battery was already dead by the end of the trip and I didn’t dare to shoot timelapse, although I really wanted to try it. I hope I will still have such an opportunity in the near future, especially since I am now more or less equipped for this..
I also wanted to say that in spite of the fact that the shooting is quite long, I want to sleep painfully, and the photos of the starry sky are about the same, all the same, the process delays and it is very interesting to see what came of it. And when I look at such photos from the pros, I understand that this type of shooting has not yet exhausted itself and you just need to turn on your imagination: do the backlight with a flashlight, look for the reflection of the stars in the water, use all sorts of objects for the foreground, take landscape photos of constellations, etc. And if you do timelapse, then in general you can make such stunning videos ...
Photos of the starry sky
Photos are arranged in chronological order. I don't know if there is any improvement in the photos, but it seems to me that there is progress 🙂
My first photo of the starry sky, France. ISO800, 18mm, f5.0, 30sec
Near Krinitsa. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Near Krinitsa. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Near Krinitsa. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Mount Turkey. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Mount Turkey. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Mount Turkey. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Archstoyanie, Kaluga region. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Archstoyanie, Kaluga region. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Settlement Glorious, Moscow region. ISO800, 16mm, f7.1, 30sec
Settlement Glorious, Moscow region. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Settlement Glorious, Moscow region. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Settlement Glorious, Moscow region. ISO100, 11mm, f10, 3524sec
Settlement Glorious, Moscow region. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Settlement Glorious, Moscow region. ISO800, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Hike across the Crimea. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Hike across the Crimea. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Hike across the Crimea. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Hike across the Crimea. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Hike across the Crimea. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 59sec
Hike across the Crimea. ISO400, 11mm, f5, 1793sec
Crimean coast. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Starry sky over the sea. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Crimean coast. ISO400, 11mm, f7.1, 1241sec
Rybachye, Crimea. ISO400, 84mm, f8, 298sec
Somewhere in a quarry near Moscow. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Beautiful Sword, Tula region. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 57sec
Beautiful Sword, Tula region. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Beautiful Sword, Tula region. ISO400, 11mm, f7.1, 1793sec
Beautiful Sword, Tula region. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Beautiful Sword, Tula region. ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
All sleep! ISO1600, 11mm, f2.8, 30sec
Everything that I know at the moment about shooting the sky, what parameters to set, why it is worth doing this, and what is generally needed for this, I have described everything in detail here in this article - How to photograph the starry sky - my experience. Therefore, if you have questions, then first there, and then welcome to the comments 🙂
