by Thomas Stirling | Apr 9, 2024 | astronomy, astrophotography, photography, space
Yesterday I had the pleasure of watching the sun be eclipsed 96% from my own back garden. I used a Nikon P1000 with a solar filter to capture these images of the event from start to end. I had planned to drive further North, but with it being a work day and a school...
by Thomas Stirling | Jul 16, 2020 | astronomy, astrophotography, photography, space
Tonight I headed out on a mission to see and photograph Comet Neowise. Neowise is a fairly recently discovered comet first spotted by the astronomers using the Neowise Telescope. Having seen the great comet of 1997 Hale Bopp as just a teenager, standing in my back...
by Thomas Stirling | Jun 3, 2020 | astronomy, astrophotography, photography
I recently picked up a Nikon P1000. After having spent almost 15 years taking photos exclusivley with Canon Cameras I felt it was time to cross over and see what all the fuss was about with a good point and shoot Nikon. For the price this camera is awesome. Its a good...
by Thomas Stirling | Aug 21, 2017 | astronomy, photography
For the first time in 99 years a coast to coast total solar eclipse cast its shadow over the continental United States. Everywhere from Oregon to South Carolina was in the 70 mile wide path of Totality. After a hectic morning I managed to get a camera and headed...
by Thomas Stirling | Aug 14, 2017 | astronomy, astrophotography, photography, timelapse, video, videography
*Note – Some prerequisite knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and basic digital photography will be required. I have been fascinated with the night sky since as long as I can remember, going outside and looking up at the stars makes you feel that your problems –...
