space photography
This tribute to Interstellar takes us from a black hole to the Big Bang
In 2014 movie Interstellar, Christopher Nolan managed to create the first scientifically accurate black hole. Some sources claim it’s not the case, but nevertheless –…
NASA launches 10 Nikon D5 cameras on their first space mission
Back in August, we reported that NASA had ordered 53 unmodified Nikon D5 cameras. Some of them were meant to be used in the astronaut…
How I made a timelapse of total solar eclipse while still being able to celebrate with my family
I’m happy to say the VIEW Intervalometer performed very well for the eclipse, allowing me to enjoy the experience with my family while it managed the pre-planned…
This eclipse photo shows why dynamic range and shooting RAW are important
Shooting raw or not shooting raw is probably not even questionable for most photographers. But if you’re for any reason still shooting JPG, this example…
These are NASA’s mind-blowing photos of 2017 solar eclipse
The solar eclipse is over, but the hype isn’t. As a matter of fact, some of us living far from North America are even more…
How to melt your camera sensor shooting the eclipse
You know how a tiny, toy magnifying glass can burn little pieces of paper? Well, the camera lens is a not a small, toy, magnifying…
DIY solar filters for the great American eclipse
With the Great American Eclipse on Aug 21 only a few weeks away, I decided to put together some solar filters. With the high travel…
There’s a drone flying around the International Space Station – and it’s adorable
Looking like something pulled right out of Wall-E, there’s a spherical object floating around the International Space Station. This object is Int-Ball, a camera drone…
This Moon Terminator Illusion explains why light can appear to bend the wrong way
And no, the Moon Terminator is nothing to do with Arnold. The “terminator” in this case is the line between the lit and dark sides…
Filmmaker captures incredible storm with red sprites and the Milky Way in the background
Photographing the Milky Way is something many aspiring night sky photographers only dream of. As is capturing brilliant storms full of bright lightning flashes. Both…






































