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In this album, I've collected photographs that include stars and various scenes on the ground. These pictures were taken through cameras simply fixed on a tripod. It's one of the easiest methods in astrophotography, but I think it's the most difficult one to capture images with deep and artistic impressions. We can never take same images unless we have perfectly same conditions of location, transparency of atmosphere, photographer's sense, and so on. So I can reversely say that we can include our originalities in this kind of astrophotographs. |
Starry movies with Time-Lapse technique |
This section includes the Time-Lapse movies of long-time motion of stars edited from still images.
This technique enables various representations different from still pictures, the motion of stars are recorded as trails. These movies are stored in the server of YouTube®. |
Rising summer Milky Way 2024 720p, 75sec |
9 hours in an early summer night 720p, 80sec |
12 hours in a winter night 720p, 105sec |
Dirnal motion of Scorpius between clouds 720p, 85sec |
Rising summer's Milky Way 720p, 60sec |
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Diurnal motion of Moonlit Orion 720p, 120sec |
Nightglow & the summer's Milky Way 720p, 75sec |
Geminids Meteor Shower 2014 720p, 110sec |
Diurnal motion of winter constellations 720p, 100sec |
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Part 1: Sceneries in dusk |
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We can appreciate really various colors in dusk skies depending on season and/or whether conditions. I can often get evening sky photographs with unexpected colors. This part contains setting stars and the Moon in those subtle colored skies. |
Part 2: Sceneries in dark night |
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I've gathered images taken in Moon-less nights here. Now it's next to impossible to appreciate full of stars without light pollution at Japan in where I live. But we can feel unexpected beauties in these images including light trails of stars with a distant city light. |
Part 3: Sceneries under Moon light |
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We astrophotographers cannot take any pictures of nebulae nor star fields in moonlit night. However it can be said that pictures taken under Moon light with various landscapes are exception. Because the Moon is reflecting the sunlight, we can take pictures of almost same color with those taken in midday, excluding the brightness in moonlit night is extraordinary lower than that in daytime. These pictures have been taken with a technique that trees or mountains are being shone by the Moonlight. |
Part 4: Sceneries in dawn |
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In end of an all night banquet of starlit sky, these pictures have been captured an instant of a break of dawn in eastern sky. The dawn light has more natural atmospheric colors comparing with evening because the artificial light in early morning is lower than that in dusk. |