…but we only made star trails. A welcome break from a busy week. Enjoy!
Looking for Meteors…
24 May
This entry was published on May 24, 2014 at 6:59 pm. It’s filed under In the News, Journaling, Nature photography, Nature's Art, Photography & Events and tagged exploring nature, exploring the night sky, just for fun, Night photography, star trails.
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Anna Hergert, Art & Design 
Intrigued by the church. Where is it?
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The church is located about 18 km south from where we live – between Tuxford and Buffalo Pound Provincial Park (28 km north and east of Moose Jaw). It is St. Columbia Anglican church, in the middle of nowhere – open year-round, never locked!
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Tripod? Open shutter for how long? What camera do you shoot with? I was a photography student and remember taking open lens shots. Never did this particular one. I have SLR bodies but film and paper can’t be found with digital these days. Have a Lumix but want to upgrade to SLR digital. Your photos are as interesting to me as are your quilts. Thanks QBL Molas
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Hi Lily, thanks for touching base. I used a Nikon D610, Sigma 24 – 70 mm @ 24 mm, f/4,ISO 200,tripod mounted. I made 19 exposures on bulb setting for 4 minutes each. Once I downloaded the images I imported them into a free program called StarStax which effortlessly blends them to connect the star trails. I did some color correcting in Photoshop to the final image as there was a lot of light pollution from cars and trucks. In fact the church was bathed in red from some back up lights – very distressing, but good old Photoshop did the trick. Hope this helps. If you want to see more photos with technical info please visit my other website htt://exploringculturesearchinglight.com
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