Yellowstone Milky Way

Milky Way in the Yellowstone National park is amazing. I was three days in Yellow stone, first day in Yellowstone Lake Hotel, next day in Mammoth hotel and last day in Old Faithfull hotel. First two night and days it was raining and I missed nice views which I saw in the photos of other people. Finally I was lucky near Old Faithfull Geyser. Sky is so dark that stars looks like lamps and Milky Way is really just fantastic!

YelowStone MilkyWay and Old Faithful Geyser Canon 60Da

 Canon 60Da;  Lens EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM; Exposure 20.0 sec;   f/2.8;   ISO 3200

Yellowstone Astrophotography

There are astrophotos from my trip to Yellowstone national park. During this time weather was not good, totally cloudy and most of the time it was raining. Just last night for couple of hours sky all the sudden was clear and I was happy and get chance to made couples of photos. In the morning was rain again. So I really was lucky to made Yellowstone astrophotography. The sky in Yellowstone is amazing. It is really one of the darkness place which I saw. All photos were done by Canon 60Da camera with Canon Lens EF 16-35mm f2.8L II USM Ultra Wide. 

Yellowstone Astrophotography Old Faithful Geyser at night Canon 60Da   Canon Lens EF 16-35mm f2.8L II USM Ultra Wide

 Exposure time 30 sec; f/2.8; ISO 4000

Yellowstone Starry Sky Night Landscape Photography - Panorama Night-scape Astrophotography

Panorama of two images - Exposure time 30 sec; f/2.8; ISO 4000

 Other photos will add soon click Yellowstone.

Canada Astrophotography

Canada Astrophotography  Ontario Toronto Golf course

Canada Astrophotography Rainbow Bridge between Canada and USA near Niagara Falls

Night landscape Canada

Niagara falls Canada Astrophotography Canon 60Da Wide filed

Niagara falls Nightscape

Top 10 amateur astrophotography targets

There is my list of top 10 objects for beginners in astrophotography

1.    Milky Way
2.    Northern Lights and airglow and bioluminescence
3.    Star trails and/or photography of meteor shower
4.    Zodiacal Light
5.    Moon
6.    Sun
7.    Saturn
8.    Jupiter
9.    Solar Eclipse
10.   Lunar Eclipse

Milky Way View From Earth - Yellowstone

Night Scape Astrophotography Award Astronomyforum.net 3rd Quarter 2014

StarTalk radio chose my photo - Grand Teton Milky Way

Universe Today posted my image Yellowstone Astrophotography

Yellowstone Astrophotography photo was couple of days in Google News

NYC Solar eclipse photo was chosen by Yahoo news as Best-of Flickr week photo

NJ Astronomical Observatory at Sterling Hill

NJ Astronomical Observatory

New Jersey Ellis Astronomical Observatory

Ellis Astronomical Observatory at Sterling Hill Mining Museum

Astronomical Observatory NJ

Astrophotography little planet at night polar panorama

Astrophotography - tiny planet at night - Photoshop Filter - Polar Coordinate.. Manhattan.

Astrophotography little planet at night polar panoramas

Ladder to the Sky - Manhattan 360 Degrees Panorama polar coordinate

Little Planet - Tower of David Jerusalem Israel - 360 Panorama

Little Planet Brooklyn Sheepshead Bay

Canon 60Da Milky Way Tripod Ultra Wide Angle Astrophotography Summer Triangle

Canon 60Da Milky Way Ultra Wide Angle Astrophotography Summer Triangle  Tripod Catskills Upstate NY New York

Wide Angle Canon 60Da Milky Way astrophotography. There are Cygnus, Delphinus, Lyra, Lacerta, Sagitta constellations. Also you can see parts of Cepheus, Equuleus, Pegasus, Draco, Aquila constellations. Program founded about 10000 stars in this photo. Three most bright stars are from the summer triangle – Vega, Deneb, Altair. Visible nebulas are IC 1396 - Elephant's Trunk nebula, NGC 7000 - North America nebula, IC 5070 and IC 5067 - Pelican nebula, IC 1318 - The Gamma Cygni Nebula, IC 5146 - Cocoon Nebula, IC 1311 - Sadr region nebula, Veil Nebula, Triple cave dark nebula in Aquila, Le Gentil 3 dark nebula in Cygnus, beginning of Great Rift,  Open clusters M29, NGC6885 and NGC6940, Brocchi's cluster.

 

Canon 60Da setting

Milky way - Canon 60Da, Ultra Wide Angle Canon Lens EF 16 35mm f2.8L II U, Fixed Tripod; F2.8, ISO 12800, exposure time 9 seconds for one shot, total about 20 min. Photo stacked in DeepSkyStacker.

Canon 60Da Astrophotography - Tripod, Timer Remote and anti-Dew Dew-Not

There is annotated wide field astrophoto

Wide Field Astrophotography Canon 60Da Milky Way - annotated

Milky way over lake and star reflection

Milky Way, Canon 60Da, Canon Lens EF 16 35mm f2.8L II U, Fixed Tripod, panorama 3 photos, ISO 12000, 10 second, f2.8,Catskill Mountains Astrophotography

Milky Way over lake and star reflection Canon 60Da Astrophotography panorama

It is amazing to see reflection of stars in Upstate NY especially after NYC where even on sky you can see only brightest stars!

Star reflection over lake

Milky Way

Wide Field Milky Way over Lake Canon 60Da

Milky Way looming over NY Canon 60Da Wide Field Astrophotography

Milky Way looming over Fireman lake Rock Hill New York