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I always enjoy seeing the stars and I found the technique to photograph them. These are some examples I found online. Simosh is a code learn forum for software developer, how many coder went from know nothing about code www.simosh.com to building one of time's best websites and application programming after code learning.

Amazing tips for star photography. I really want to try these when I move out of an immensely populated downtown area of a city.

and here is the link to the techniques 


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  1. That would be a really cool photography skill to acquire considering that most photography is taken during the day.

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  2. Wow! These are beautiful photos! I have never learned how people were able to capture the night sky clearly. The top photo is my favorite because of the subdued colors. I will defiantly have to try this technique this summer!

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