Photography Group Moderators – Stop Being a Scrooge!
You have just spent all night outside photographing the Milky Way. Then you catch a few hours of sleep and then sit down at your computer. You spend another...
Finding Comet NEOWISE
One semi-cloudy day around the 4th of July, I got an alert from SkyWalk 2 on my phone. Something..something.. comet visible. I didn't think much of it since...
How to Photograph the 2020 Geminid Meteor Shower
The Geminid meteor shower is arguably the best meteor shower of the year. The 2020 shower peak should occur during the early evening hours of December 13th for North...
Chasing The Milky Way in Kings Canyon National Park
Kings Canyon National Park is an overlooked destination for Milky Way photography. Living in the San Joaquin Valley of California can pose challenges for those of us that like...
Exploring the Night Skies of Alabama Hills and Bristlecone Pines
Alabama Hills. That what my August Milky Way trip was all about. I have a list of places that I need to go to. Since it was August, though,...
What’s In My Camera Bag #3 – Milky Way Edition
"What's in my camera bag," is a question that's often asked, often by beginners, sometimes by a pro breaking into a new genre. Over time, every photographer assembles a...
Lifetime Cooler 55 Quart Review
In 2019, I picked up a 55-quart Lifetime Cooler from the destroyer of consumer hopes and dreams, Walmart. After a year, I guess it's time to review this high-performance...
Aurora Photography – Single, Stacked, and Tracked. OH MY!
Today we have amazing technology that allows us to capture many beautiful phenomena - digital cameras have progressed at an astounding rate over the past decade. When you think...
Chase The Milky Way – The Return to Hume Lake
My Milky Way photography can be summed up in this quote:
"Photography is a journey that is much more than just creating images. It is about chasing light, experiencing new...
Out of Chicago In-Depth – Learn Milky Way Photography
Improve your Milky Way photography with the Out of Chicago In-Depth Workshop Weekend. And you can right from the comfort of your home. And if that's not enough, you can learn from MilkyWayPhotographers own MaryBeth Kiczenski and Aaron King. They are teaching "Beginning and Intermediate Milky Way Photography" on Saturday, August 22, from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
