Star light star bright by Faemike55

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Aug 18, 2010

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Pushing the limits of my camera and photo-editing program with a hand-held capture of the night sky just above the roof of my parent's house! when i tired to 'clean' this image it lost the mood. so I undid the clean and I'm posting it as is. Thanks and have a great day! Mike

Comments (43)

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magnus073

10:04AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

I think it looks fantastic Mike. So are you dong like Richard and climbing on the roof for your pics ?

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Shari123

10:06AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

It's an awesome shot! I gave up on night time photos very soon after I started LOL!

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redchilicat

10:20AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

The grain looks intentional and does lend a certain mood to the image. Great shot!

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mgtcs

10:41AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Great shot here Mike, a wonderful image!

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Seaview123

10:55AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

"Twinkle, twinkle little star..." Nice picture.

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2121

11:14AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

superb, great work, when i try this all i get is a blur....great work

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tennesseecowgirl

11:19AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

I hope you get your wish.. :) xo

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brycek

11:24AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Fantastic shot Mike!!

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mickeyrony

11:52AM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Who is the star my friend?? I leave you smiling mile. Well done and thanks mile ((5 + +)) Qui est la star mon ami?? Je te laisse mile sourires . Bravo encore et mile mercis((5++))

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renecyberdoc

12:21PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

you lost the mood huh??.this looks real good to me mike.fav.

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flavia49

12:28PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

wonderful!!!

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Winterclaw

12:56PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Nice shot. Part of me wants to say that is Venus though.

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eekdog Online Now!

1:19PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

cool night shot mike. did a great job..

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Rainastorm

1:50PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

VERY COOL Mike:-)

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Madbat

1:55PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Hey, now I wanna reenact The Blair Witch Project at your house heeheehee!!

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Turtle

2:00PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Wow I love this Photo!!!

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J5ive

2:22PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Cool Shot!,You Could maybe use it for a BG sometime!!

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UteBigSmile

2:36PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Lol, can see just one STAR, but I think it's the satelite in the orbit! Great shot Mike, have a nice evening, Ute

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bazza

2:54PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

Great night shot Mike often there are so many lights of the town the sky loses its appeal.. I love it at our house in the country, the sky is so clear on a good night there are so many stars you don't see in town!!

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cvrad

3:06PM | Wed, 18 August 2010

nice shot man. But if you want to do this you should at last get a small tabletop like tripod and use the self timer or a remote to trigger the camera. Also if you can adjust the ASA/ISO to about 300. Set your f-stop to the largest apeture setting 1.6 or 1.2 if you have that good a lens. Use a 50mm or widest anlge lens and then use the slowest shutter speed possible. angle the camera completly towards the sky blocking any close by ambient light if possible by placing the camera and tripod inside of a box enclosure. then you might even capture some shooting stars streaking across you view. if they are too dark ncrease the ASA that will also help add grainieness though.

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