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Chasing the Cosmos: My Journey Capturing the Moon and Jupiter

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 Astrophotography is more than just a hobby for me—it's a passion that connects me to the vastness of the universe. Recently, I embarked on two exciting projects: capturing the intricate surface of the moon and the brilliance of Jupiter during its opposition. Here’s a glimpse into my journey, the challenges I faced, and my future plans. Capturing the Moon: A Timeless Challenge The moon has always been a fascinating subject. Its ever-changing phases, intricate craters, and dramatic shadows make it a celestial canvas for photographers. Most of my moon photographs are captured from my apartment terrace in Bangalore—a city known for its light pollution and unpredictable weather. Despite these challenges, I’ve been able to extract stunning details of the lunar surface by meticulously planning my shoots. Timing is crucial; I often find myself setting up at midnight or even 2-3 AM, when the sky is clearest. Stabilizing the shot, fine-tuning camera settings, and avoiding light pollution ar...

Capturing the Stunning Alignment of the Moon, Jupiter, and Venus in Bangalore

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Are you a fan of celestial events and photography? Recently, I had the opportunity to capture an amazing alignment of the Moon, Jupiter, and Venus in Bangalore, and I want to share my experience with you. As a passionate photographer, I always look for ways to capture stunning moments in nature. So when I heard about this rare celestial alignment, I knew I had to capture it. Armed with my trusty Sony camera and 85mm F1.8 lens, I headed to the rooftop of my apartment building to set up my equipment. As soon as I looked up, I was amazed by the sight. The Moon was shining like a diamond, and Jupiter and Venus were aligned perfectly with it, forming a beautiful line in the sky. I quickly set up my camera and captured a series of shots, experimenting with different lenses and angles. Using my telephoto lens, I captured close-up shots of the Moon, showcasing its unique features and texture. With my 24mm wide-angle lens, I captured a wide image of the alignment, adding a foreground to give th...