How I would love to live in utah. Such a beautiful state. I love astronomy and seeing God's beautiful universe. It's beautiful. Here in Ohio I have never seen the milky way.
Some of my favorite astrophotos were captured in Arches. Before light painting was banned, it was hard to get a good Milky Way image at Balanced Rock. With long exposures, it was hard to photograph the night sky there if the exposure time was more than a few seconds because on a typical moonless and clear summer night, there would be 30-50 photographers trying to light paint the rocky features. Now with light painting eliminated, only vehicles light up the rocks. Blue hour photos of the foreground can be blended with the starry sky... awesome!
@@tonygareth221 The best time is from April to October on clear nights with no moonlight. The moon washes out much of the Milky Way. You can find moonless nights 3 or 4 nights before the new moon until 3 or 4 nights after the new moon. A few passing clouds can actually make the Milky Way images better because they add a bit of uniqueness to your photos (as long as they don't block the galactic core.
that was my dream as a child, now as an adult still dont have the gdamn money and with other costs going high itll probably never be fullfilled 😐 but then I do have Starry Night Pro
Red lights at night don't hurt your night vision much, but they ruin the foregrounds in nightscapes (landscape images at night)... so I recommend using red lights as little as possible when photographers nearby are capturing nightscapes... but stay safe and use red lights when necessary. It is easier to recapture a night image than heal from a fall at night.
Absolutely astonishing! I'm heading to Moab in a couple weeks and really enjoyed this video. The Milky Way awaits!
I'd never thought that i learn so much about light pollution from a stargazing clip... Thank you...
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Thank you for sharing.
How I would love to live in utah. Such a beautiful state. I love astronomy and seeing God's beautiful universe. It's beautiful. Here in Ohio I have never seen the milky way.
Some of my favorite astrophotos were captured in Arches. Before light painting was banned, it was hard to get a good Milky Way image at Balanced Rock. With long exposures, it was hard to photograph the night sky there if the exposure time was more than a few seconds because on a typical moonless and clear summer night, there would be 30-50 photographers trying to light paint the rocky features. Now with light painting eliminated, only vehicles light up the rocks. Blue hour photos of the foreground can be blended with the starry sky... awesome!
I love shooting the Milky Way in Moab and Canyonlands. Always two favorite places to visit at night.
The sight that makes me want to go back to a home I've ever known.
When can I see Milky Way?! I’m at Arches Park and want to go tonight but not sure where to watch
did you find out?
@@greenweed3253 Found out the stars in the park are awesome anytime! But not sure when they’re the most magnificent
when your moms here
@@tonygareth221 The best time is from April to October on clear nights with no moonlight. The moon washes out much of the Milky Way. You can find moonless nights 3 or 4 nights before the new moon until 3 or 4 nights after the new moon. A few passing clouds can actually make the Milky Way images better because they add a bit of uniqueness to your photos (as long as they don't block the galactic core.
This makes me want to go there
This where I wanna take my last breath
The good thing about it is light pollution can be solved instantly with the flip of a switch.
I love Moab
This is my dream place❤
The night sky isn't disappearing many places to go.
that was my dream as a child, now as an adult still dont have the gdamn money and with other costs going high itll probably never be fullfilled 😐 but then I do have Starry Night Pro
Red lights at night don't hurt your night vision much, but they ruin the foregrounds in nightscapes (landscape images at night)... so I recommend using red lights as little as possible when photographers nearby are capturing nightscapes... but stay safe and use red lights when necessary. It is easier to recapture a night image than heal from a fall at night.
Where & when is this star gazing available?
Now
Mmmm yum .. milky ways .
I think im in love with rachael.
What's MOAB stand for?
It's not an acronym, it's the name of a tribe of ancient people mentioned in the bible: the Moabites. See Genesis 19:30-38.