r/LandscapeAstro 2h ago

My first stack ever - Bortle 2 - June

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94 Upvotes

r/LandscapeAstro 16h ago

Beating the heat by stargazing in the Black Hills of South Dakota

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285 Upvotes

r/LandscapeAstro 1h ago

Milky Way over the lake

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Shot on the Nikon Z8 using the Viltrox 16 mm 1.8. Sky: f2.8, 120s, ISO 640. Tracked using the MSM Nomad.
Foreground: same settings but focus stacked from 5 frames.
I was planning on stacking the sky, however clouds made most of the shots useless, so I only used a single sky exposure.


r/LandscapeAstro 8h ago

Pano of Gasping Face in Bisti Badlands New Mexico

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63 Upvotes

Panorama of a less-visited spot in the Bisit Badlands.

Shot on a Nikon z8

Foreground was 5 vertical images at 14mm F16 ISO 100

Sky was 5 vertical images at 14mm F2.8 13 seconds ISO 3200


r/LandscapeAstro 9h ago

Summer night

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61 Upvotes

r/LandscapeAstro 19h ago

My first ever attempt at shooting the Milky Way

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408 Upvotes

I’ll preface this by saying I’m a wildlife photographer and have no idea what I’m doing when it comes to Astro work.I know I still have a bunch to learn and I’m sure to most these photos aren’t fantastic but I’m quite happy with them for my first time and practice definitely makes perfect so I’ll keep getting out there when I can.

The first thing I noticed when getting them back into Lightroom (idk if that’s even the best program to be using) was the foreground was either out of focus or very mushy looking. But nonetheless I still had a great time and I’m glad I gave it shot, definitely a very rewarding form of photography.

Shot on Sony A1 with 16-35gm

20 second exposure
F/2.8
ISO 6400