Kirk Keyes
Hello! I'm a long-time fan of astrophotography. I took my first photo of the Moon in 1975 as a twelve-year-old. For over 25 years, I photographed the landscape with 4x5 and 8x10 large format cameras. I've been shooting nightscapes since 2014. Also, I love to create time lapses.
You can see my photos at www.keyesphoto.com
How to Photograph the Total Lunar Eclipse
Photos of an eclipsed Moon are very distinctive, and they can be very rewarding to capture. But shooting an eclipse, even a lunar eclipse,...
Earthrise – A View of Our Home from the Moon
As I write this, it's Christmas Eve, 2018 - the 50th anniversary of the famous "Earthrise" photograph taken by Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders....
Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
It's probably not hard to guess that readers of this site love space. Especially photography of space. I know I do. Well I just...
Astrophotography Review: Sony A7 III vs. Canon 5D Mark IV in...
Most people interested in astrophotography want to know exactly how your current camera compares with a newer camera. Matt Quinn of https://mattquinnphotography.com/ and his...
Shooting Basic Star Stacks
Now that we’ve learned about the constellation Orion and found it in our skies, we can photograph it. We’ll use some basic stacking techniques....
Orion the Hunter – King of the Winter Sky
Orion is one of the easier to recognizable and noticeable constellations. It is perhaps the most splendid of all constellations, befitting a venerated character...
The Summer Triangle
Learning about the Summer Sky
When out shooting the Moon or Milky Way, make sure you take a little time to look around and see...
