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Here is my Free Star Photography Tutorial. I also provide a bunch of other free tutorials at www.DaveMorrowPhotography.com/learnphotography

My new Online Star Photography Post Processing Workshop Page is up and running. I will be holding these every few weeks so grab a spot that fits your schedule:)

Ready to take your star photography to the next level, and learn some really cool stuff along the way? With my easy-to-use Under The Stars Lightroom 4 presets package & the click of a button your night skies will be transformed forever.
Just follow the link to get the presets

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I have included all of the software/hardware and different cameras, lenses, and tools that I use for photography in the What's in My Camera Bag? section. It also includes some awesome websites that will help you find great places to shoot.

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All photos are free to download in high resolution from my Website for your desktop wallpaper or other fun & personal stuff like that. They are Creative Commons noncommercial so just give credit and link back to www.DaveMorrowPhotography. Please contact me for any commercial usage or licensing info

I have included all of the software/hardware and different cameras, lenses, and tools that I use for photography in the About Me section. It also includes some awesome websites that will help you find great places to shoot.
I went up to shoot the stars with a few friends this past weekend at Mount Baker. It was so dark the Milky Way was visible to the human eye. What do you think a camera can see in the night sky?
Anyone interested in a "Star Photography" tutorial? This is my 3rd star shot, and it is actually pretty easy to pick up. All you need is a good wide angle lens, and a camera that handles high ISO pretty well. Let me know, Ill put something together.
Enjoy….