Are you a fan of astrophotography? Post your favorite photo you've taken and share the story behind it. Be sure to include the Canon gear you used.
canon 6d and sigma 35 1.4
Bob from Boston,
The williamphoto does have some extra fill light on the lower and mountain scene.
Very nice shot, BTW. 
Are you Linden? Love your topic/channel !!! I'm kinda new at photography, astrophotography, time lapse and video. I have a very beginner Canon T3i . It was actually astro imaging that led me to my camera. I don't have lots of money, old and am now disabled (31 years carpenter) but I can still get out and have managed to capture images of the night sky. I've learned a few processes like star trails, time lapse and a little about processing in Lightroom. I'd love to be a part of this community and also contribute some images for others enjoyment or critisim. I haven't as yet learned how to post images but have thumbed through many plenty images already posted, written encouraging reply's and generally had fun surfing the site.
I'd love any advice you may have for me,
Steph_Louisiana 🙂
Canon T3i _1600 iso _ about 40min ............. 1st attempt at processing in PS CS5 .......... I've since turned to LR-6 !!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Here are a few of my first images I ever shot. Didn't know much processing at the time. 😞
This is a shot from my back yard over the south pasture and was processed in LR-5
This was taken in North Miami/Dade, Florida.
The most challenging part of this type of photography is the weather in Fl, there is the cloud cover and a lot of water vapour in the air even when there is no cloud. I took this a week ago (9/28) and it was only lastnight again that there was a relatively cloudles sky to try again.
This is from 20 exposures that have been stacked. Will provide the process I use upon request. There are many different processes some are at lonelyspeck.com, which was my starting point
Hope you like it.
5d MK III, f2.8, 24mm, 20s, iso 1600
Canon 5DMKIII
Canon 15mm Fisheye @ F2.8
30 Second Exposure
Juist found this site - pretty cool! Lot's of great images posted for sure.
A few from dark skies in New Mexico, from 2 trips, one in 2014 and 2015. Deep sky objects imaged with a Canon T2i, modified to respond to Hydrogen Alpha, through a Stellarvue telescope on a Paramount Tracking mount. Star trails shot with an unmodified Canon 5DSr on a fixed tripod (bunch of shots combined into one image...). Comments and critiques welcome and appreciated, thanks for looking!
North America Nebula
Witchead Nebula (binned 2x2, so no color information)
Pleiades (M45)
Star Trails Over Chama River, NM
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