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ISS and the Mlkyway.
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Well pleased with these two images, not the most usable but before I captured these images I had never seen the Milkyway. I went out to see if I could see the international space station but as my eyes adjusted to the darkness I noticed the Milkyway and boy was I chuffed. :D :D
Thanks for looking.
Dave.
Well done Dave. I can see why you would be chuffed. Capturing the ISS transit is a great bonus too.
Thanks for commenting Miki g, waiting for another clear night to have another go. Under pressure time wise as I think the ISS is only around for another week.
Dave.
Geez, thats up there !. Well done Dave. It really puts little planet Earth into perspective.
Great images Dave, well done, I really must get off my butt and try this :D
very nice indeed
may i ask i see there is alot of stars in the photo , is that because of long exposure ?
i tried to do this today but it was too bright i just got the white screen
thanks
Yamser. You may find that you need to tweak settings. Also you will notice the photos of stars are taken when there is no moon. The moon being so bright washes out the star light.
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