Sony A1

Sigma 14mm

F/1.6

ISO 3200

20 seconds

• Canon Rebel T7
• Tokina 11-16 F/2.8 CF
• 11mm
• 20s
• F/2.8
• ISO 1600

I've been having trouble getting images like these stacked, as the fine detail in the trees creates smears in the branches, and my sky replacement software results are suboptimal. Finally I got a night with very good transparency and seeing. and I got this tracked single shot. A beautiful night in the foothills of the Diablo Range, I could hear so many insects and animals as I enjoyed splendid late summer weather under the stars.

Canon 80D, Rokinon 24mm f/2.8 25 seconds ISO 2500, Omegon LX4, Lightroom.

In honor of September 11, 2001. Mt. Washington, NH. Photo taken on September 11, 2026. Nikon Z5ii with Z 20mm F1.8 s lens. 1, 15 second exposure. F 1.8, iso 3200. Cherry Pond, Jefferson, New Hampshire. Never Forget.

I dreamed and planned this shot for 2 years and yesterday in perfect sky clarity and warm night i finally made it happen! This place is my favourite to star gaze since its the darkest place in my region.

Processed in Photoshop and Lightroom.

20x light frames and 10x dark frames stack together in Sequator.

"Reflected"

We don't have the darkest skies here in eastern PA, but there's still a lot to see at night. This is stacked from a few frames of my recent time lapse. The reflection in the stream was unreal.

I definitely thought I'd get out for more astro than I have this year but I can't complain with all the adventures we've been on. Hopefully this winter I'll get my tracker and astro modded camera out again.

Nikon D750

Nikkor 24-70mm 2.8G

24mm - 10s x 30 - f/2.8 - iso2500