I was on holiday in Sterling, Scotland. The cottage we were in was in the middle of nowhere. I remember the second night I realised how clear the sky was and I could see the milky way. Its the first time in my 33 years I had seen it and it absolutely blew my mind. It gave me a sense of feeling so small. Like a tiny drop in a massive alpine lake. I am planning a camping trip later this year at a high elevation. I would love to actually get a picture of it. If it is possible to capture it on a smart phone, can someone recommend me some tips please?
I live in Chicago, I really want to do this. I love it, i have thousands of stars pic on my phone also hanging couple of awesome pics on the wall. One day I’ll get the chance to experience it 😬
Soooo, my wife and I are visiting Big Bend this weekend and I was delegated as her official "P.I.P" (Professional Iphone Photographer) I was wondering what filter you would recommend to get a shot like these? Thinking Portrait Mode may not be a good idea due to lack of lighting. Any recommendations or input would be great. Or maybe I can use my Samsung Galaxy Note 5 as well...Thoughts?
We sent your question to our Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine photographer, who replied: "It is not a matter of a filter. The images you refer to were created using a DSLR camera and tripod which are needed to capture the long exposure times (typically 15 seconds to one minute) and high ISO ratings in order to gather enough light from the night sky. Sadly, the mobile devices you have do not have that capability. This might be a good opportunity to invest in and entry-level DSLR or mirrorless camers." Learn more about nature photography with both traditional and phone cameras at tpwmagazine.com/photography/
I’ll like to go here. But is a 12 hour drive from Houston. So I’m going to Pontotoc, Texas. It’s dark enough to see the Milky Way and only a 4 hour drive.
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Yes, it is that beautiful. I go down there every year & camp out for 2 weeks or longer.
Me tooo!
i want to go any tips , places to stay ?
I am inspired. Thanx for sharing. Breathtaking. I'm going to learn how to do this.
Wonderful video. Im also obsessed about Astronomy
I was on holiday in Sterling, Scotland. The cottage we were in was in the middle of nowhere. I remember the second night I realised how clear the sky was and I could see the milky way. Its the first time in my 33 years I had seen it and it absolutely blew my mind. It gave me a sense of feeling so small. Like a tiny drop in a massive alpine lake.
I am planning a camping trip later this year at a high elevation. I would love to actually get a picture of it. If it is possible to capture it on a smart phone, can someone recommend me some tips please?
My son and I are coming the first week in November. There is a sacred majesty about this place. I just adore this beautiful Texas land.
How did you like it?
How was it
It’s beautiful, Taurus people have the most addicting visions at this, it’s just amazing
Only part of Texas I haven't been to in 46 years, time to go.
Went there with my boyfriend a few months ago. Truly magical experience.
That is so beautiful!
I would love to experience this. Been to the area and so intrigued, but never with a camera. Thanks Much.
Which is the best camera to capture this?
Amazing to experience I really recommend for stargazers
I live in Chicago, I really want to do this.
I love it, i have thousands of stars pic on my phone also hanging couple of awesome pics on the wall.
One day I’ll get the chance to experience it 😬
When the best time to go for this nice shy light? And with the DSLR camera how many mm ?
Brilliant!
Which part of Big bend is this spot located at please
Whats the cost for something like this ?
I am totally gonna do this!!!
What location is this exact spot please
Soooo, my wife and I are visiting Big Bend this weekend and I was delegated as her official "P.I.P" (Professional Iphone Photographer) I was wondering what filter you would recommend to get a shot like these? Thinking Portrait Mode may not be a good idea due to lack of lighting. Any recommendations or input would be great. Or maybe I can use my Samsung Galaxy Note 5 as well...Thoughts?
We sent your question to our Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine photographer, who replied: "It is not a matter of a filter. The images you refer to were created using a DSLR camera and tripod which are needed to capture the long exposure times (typically 15 seconds to one minute) and high ISO ratings in order to gather enough light from the night sky. Sadly, the mobile devices you have do not have that capability. This might be a good opportunity to invest in and entry-level DSLR or mirrorless camers." Learn more about nature photography with both traditional and phone cameras at tpwmagazine.com/photography/
awesome video
what’s the best cheap camera for this i live close and i would love to go when all this quarantine ends
if you have a flagship phone many of them have a night mode or astrophotography mode
I’ll like to go here. But is a 12 hour drive from Houston. So I’m going to Pontotoc, Texas. It’s dark enough to see the Milky Way and only a 4 hour drive.
I went and only saw a white cloud in the sky. Now I know why it’s called The Milky Way! It’s not like in this video. So disappointed.
Its a 10 hr drive 😆 from Houston it's best if you leave at night to make it During the day
when is the best time to see stars in texas?
Summer and ends in winter
At night
Hello! I’d love to go and experience the magical sky! How can I get in touch with him???!
Thank you.
Going in a month
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