Montana Stars

Despite the nearly full moon, I was able to set up a camera almost every night to capture the night sky.  I'm pretty sure there's not much better than a night under the stars. 

The Milky Way

While out photographing NEOWISE, I took the time to capture a few images of the Milky Way.  The night sky continues to be one of my favorite subjects to capture.

Seeing Stars

Had the opportunity to spend a bit of time under the stars the other week.

A Few Stars

The other day, Pete need to get out and do some shooting for one of his assignments for a summer class he is taking.  So, we hopped in the truck and started wandering.  We headed west a ways and then north into Idaho.  We were having a good time and the skies were clear, so we wandered till the stars came out.  It was worth the wait.

Here's the thing.  I have been on a black and white kick for a bit and I'm really happy with the work I've been producing.  So, when it came time to work these images, I didn't hesitate to convert them to black and white.  I like them.  But I also like the color versions.  So, you get to see both.

And, I don't usually say much about gear, but I really enjoyed the experience of shooting the night sky with the EOS R and the RF 28-70 f/2.0L.

A Little Time Under The Stars

My sister and her family are in town this week, and the other night Pete and I borrowed my nephew and headed out to spend a little time under the stars.  We got a late start, so we didn't go too far but we had a good time and came home with some good images.

Time With The Stars

Over the past week, I have been in Las Vegas for work.  While there, I took advantage of the warm nights and clear skies to spend a little time under the stars.  Hands down, one of my favorite things to shoot is the night sky.  There's nothing quite like being out in the middle of nowhere in the dark under the stars.  Here's a few of my favorites from my excursions.

A Few Stars

Another advantage of our new home: we are further from the light pollution of SLC and Ogden, so it doesn't take much to get far enough away to get in a few sots of the stars.  This is about ten minutes from my house, shot the other night when my friend, Dale was in town.