It looks very huge. Nice photos. You ask me how to photograph stars. I have my Nikon D800 and Nikkor AF-S 24-70/2.8G ED and tripod. I had manually settings om my camera (M) I used high ISO, 3200 and aperture f/4 or 4,5 and expoture time ca 20s. In addition to this I had an remote switch and a stable tripod. If u can use Mirror up om your camera use it. You avoid vibrations when the mirror flips up that can get blurry images.
A beautiful, huge sky! You must have used a wide angle lens, very nice!!
ReplyDeleteWow!Amazing cloud.
ReplyDeleteThe clouds are spread like stretched cotton wool across the skies - great capture.
ReplyDeletewonderful sky. and also enjoyed your colorful photos of the arts festival!
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous skies. Looks like a pretty day! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments everyone! No wide angled lens here. This was taken with my iPhone, believe it or not!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, it's a cascade of gold! Just gorgeous.
ReplyDeletefantastic sky fotos! the clouds are looking like flakes.
ReplyDeleteWow--gorgeous skies!!! Very seldom are we disappointed if we just "look up". Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteThe sun looks like it`s spilling out clouds,beautiful!phyllis
ReplyDeleteIt looks very huge. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteYou ask me how to photograph stars. I have my Nikon D800 and Nikkor AF-S 24-70/2.8G ED and tripod. I had manually settings om my camera (M) I used high ISO, 3200 and aperture f/4 or 4,5 and expoture time ca 20s. In addition to this I had an remote switch and a stable tripod. If u can use Mirror up om your camera use it. You avoid vibrations when the mirror flips up that can get blurry images.