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Yes - at the moment all I have is a tripod. And I do get the trails as you say but even so I think Andromeda is visible in this pic...

Could be! Here's an image I took a while ago, my 15mm lens on a regular-ol' tripod, 30s exposure: M31 is the smudge in the lower...

Many thanks for the video, I've watched it and there are very useful techniques described in it. I haven't myself worked very much with...

I'm on another road trip northward... this is at the Veterans Overlook at Clinch Mountain, on highway US-25E north of Bean Station...

That same wind farm on the ridge center right in photo. I’m not a big “fan” of wind turbines but these seemed pretty robust. Black...

@Flyboy :smile:

My boss just showed me this: Apparently, this has been around for a long time, not caught - and very widely written about.

Seems secure to me. :oldtongue:

It's not lame, it's real life these days. But this seems to be the active joke thread so...

A site with one million screenshots. Yup, PF is there - https://onemillionscreenshots.com/?q=physicsforums.com.

Upcoming of Red full moon Satturday (Austrian Alps) :smile::wideeyed:

1981 GONZO station. We won the Halloween costume contest for a head of the line pass on the ship.

Thanks! It was luck. Well, mostly luck. For flying birds, the settings I try to use are o Shutter speed of at least 1/1000 sec, more...

HMMMM ....

James Webb telescope captures one of the deepest-ever views of the universe — Space photo of the week (LiveScience) Link...