Star-trail is a starting point to capture the mysterious yet stunning night sky, celestial objects, milky-way, nebula and other deep sky objects. Star-trail can be captured placing the camera on a sturdy surface or on tripod, pointing the lens towards the sky with a beautiful foreground (for a better composition) letting the shutter open for a longer period of time. Rotation of earth makes an individual star makes streaks and multiple stars make arcs. That’s the way to capture a stunning night sky with a unique foreground or a subject. Star-trail photography requires time and patience. Generally, this type of images takes 30 minutes to several hours of exposure. Relatively moonless night and dark sky are the primary requirement for this kind of images. In this workshop, we will explain mystical starry night sky’s drama, general information about constellations, nebula, pole star and the techniques on how to take spectacular star-trail images. Moreover, we shall be having light painting experimentations as well.

Date: 23/10/2019 to 24/10/2019
Time: 6:00 am
2 days Workshop

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022 4917 7802 Ext: 799#