A composite stack of 75 2-minute exposures to create a night-long circumpolar star trail sequence but encompassing the entire sky using a fish-eye lens. Each exposure was 2 minutes at f/4 with a Canon 5D MkII at ISO 800, at 1s intervals. The image contains a bright meteor and a dual-satellite flare.
Bright meteor captured during all-sky time-lapse sequence night of June 11/12, 2010. Exposure was 2 minutes at f/4 and ISO800, with Canon 5D MkII and 8mm Sigma fish-eye lens.
Venus (lower right), Mars & Regulus (centre) and Saturn (upper left) lined up across the evening sky, June 5, 2010. Talen with Canon 5D MkII and 16-35mm lens at 20mm focal length at f/4.5 for 15 seconds at ISO640.
