Astrophotography

Nicolas Camenisch

Jul 20th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Jul 19th, 2018

2

Day 327 Jul 19th, 2018

Milky Way over Lake Cauma #2

Yesterday I went to the Caumasee to shoot the Milky Way. After I got yesterdays image, I walked down to the lake itself t...

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Nicolas Camenisch

Jul 19th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Jul 18th, 2018

10

Day 326 Jul 18th, 2018

Milky Way over Lake Cauma

The weather was perfect for shooting the Milky Way so I decided to go to the Caumasee and try to capture it. This definitely...

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Nicolas Camenisch

Jun 16th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Jun 16th, 2018

13

Day 294 Jun 16th, 2018

Milky Way over Lonely Tree

The weather forecast predicted a clear sky so I took the opportunity to try and shoot the Milky Way. There were some clouds...

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Nicolas Camenisch

Mar 24th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Mar 23rd, 2018

6

Day 209 Mar 23rd, 2018

M42

Today night I experimented with some astrophotography with my 200mm lens. Sadly 200mm is just not narrow enough for most objects in the night sky....

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Nicolas Camenisch

Mar 15th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Mar 14th, 2018

2

Day 200 Mar 14th, 2018

Orion

Picture Nr 200 🎉 This is the Orion constellation as seen from my balcony. Thanks to a clear and moonless sky I was able to capture it. The Orion...

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Nicolas Camenisch

Feb 15th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Feb 14th, 2018

7

Day 172 Feb 14th, 2018

Startrails over Ftan

Today was the last day with a clear sky in Ftan. That's why I wanted to try out shooting startrails. I would have liked to make a...

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Nicolas Camenisch

Feb 14th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Feb 13th, 2018

19

Day 171 Feb 13th, 2018

Milky Way over Ftan

A very different interpretation of the weekly theme: The jewels of the night sky :) Today I hiked up from Ftan to Alp Laret (Bortl...

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Nicolas Camenisch

Jan 14th, 2018

Nicolas Camenisch

Jan 13th, 2018

5

Day 140 Jan 13th, 2018

Milky Way over Einsiedeln

I drove with my father to Einsiedeln and shoot the Milky Way because we had PERFECT weather conditions: almost new moon and...

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