The Hyades and gas-dust clouds

Photo description / processing

The shooting conditions were the same as for the polar region, with haze. Considering that the Hyades are now very low above the horizon, there was even more haze near the horizon, so the stars turned out very "fluffy." Well, nothing can be done—now I'll just have to reshoot in autumn... A very interesting area above and to the right—next time I'll specifically target it for shooting!

Councill

How did you manage to photograph the galactic plane clouds yourself?

Mar 21st, 2024

Anastasiya TretyakovaReply to Councill

Could you ask the question a bit more clearly? )) I didn’t quite understand... It wasn’t shot through clouds, there was haze. If you follow the VK link and look at the post below with landscape photos, you can get an idea of the haze level there.

Mar 21st, 2024

CouncillReply to Anastasiya Tretyakova

How did you capture the gas and dust clouds? And the photo is really awesome—wishing you success in astrophotography.

Mar 22nd, 2024

CouncillReply to Anastasiya Tretyakova

How did you capture the gas and dust clouds? And the photo is really awesome—wishing you success in astrophotography.

Mar 22nd, 2024

Anastasiya TretyakovaReply to Councill

A fast lens + dark skies + integration time, that's the whole secret. My camera isn't modified and I don't have filters.

Mar 22nd, 2024

Anastasiya TretyakovaReply to Councill

Thank you for the rating and best wishes!!! The same to you!!! :)

Mar 22nd, 2024

CouncillReply to Anastasiya Tretyakova

To be honest, if you're truly just starting out in astrophotography, these photos are genuinely magnificent. Not every hobbyist who has been doing this for 10 years could capture something like this.

Mar 22nd, 2024

Anastasiya TretyakovaReply to Councill

Thank you again.

Mar 22nd, 2024