70mm lens at f 3.5 Piggyback and tracked for 20 minutes and guided at Robert Moses State Park in NY.
OUR GALAXY and everything else.
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True North. An image of the North Star Polaris. Exposed on a Canon 300D for 15 minutes at ISO 400 on a fixed tripod to create circumpolar trails. Taken on May 27th, 2006 at Cherry Springs State Park , PA. |
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Our Galactic Center. The
following picture is a wide-field shot of the Summer Milky Way taken
in early Summer 2001. It is centered on the heart of our own Milky Way
Galaxy between Scorpios and Sagittarius The bright red star on
the right is the planet Mars. 70mm lens at f 3.5 Piggyback and tracked for 20 minutes and guided at Robert Moses State Park in NY. |
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The Milky Way. Here is an interesting film shot with a Fisheye lens tracked 20 minutes.Captured at Robert Moses State Park on Fire Island. This shows a ~180 degree field of view. The Milky Way is cutting across the center of the field. The overexposure in the upper right is light pollution from New York City in the northwest.The arching line at the extreme left is a Coast Guard helicopter that happened to be flying down the coast |
