PhotoPlus : The Canon Magazine

Astrophotography

Just because the sun goes down doesn’t mean you should pack up your gear and head home! Some of the most fun you can have with a camera is after dark.

From shooting starry skies and capturing whirling star trails, to painting with light, you can get creative and even shoot the elusive Northern Lights if you’re far north enough to see them. After-dark photography is a great string of techniques to add to your bow and will help you get to grips with shooting in low light and mastering settings such as high ISOs, wide aperture, and

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