Astaroth

Great composition! Very accurate for this thread with all these triangles!

Thanks :)! The last one is one of my preferred pictures but it’s a very typical image. In fact, I copied the idea and even the exact point of view of much others before me.

I like the b/w choice and the contrast!

Some old attempts of night architecture…

I love those sky colours!

Thanks :)!!

Beautiful detail and geometry!

Picture of a couple of macaws in Faunia, a Zoo Park in Madrid (Spain). They were in ‘jungle area’, a closed chamber with tropical storms simulations.

It was taken with a Samsung Galaxy S22 ULTRA and edited by Snapseed, with a strong HDR post-processing.

The result is amazing. I didn’t know iOptron tracker, it’s an interesting toy! But maybe I should invert firstly in a good telephoto lens… I have a very basic TAMRON 70-300mm…

Thanks! It wasn’t not easy, because I couldn’t see anything in the darkness :).

I saw a lot of them in my macrophotography stage. They are amazing! A great shot!

Congratulations Pat! It’s an awesome shot! Capturing the perfect moment!

Thanks!

I’m very amazed by the low light response of this device! OK, the AI “invent” all the picture… If you enlarge this pictures, they seem drawings. But I never expected take photos as these freehand. I should to try actually long exposition with tripod, but I haven’t a tripod for mobile devices.

Wow! Very very sharp!!

I like the contrast colour between the sky and the sand, and the composition (using the Milky Way as a third vertical pole). Very visible stars despite the light pollution! It’s difficult to find a good location for take pictures of stars with so light pollution.

Thanks! The first ones are pictures of the ruins of a fortress where ancient settlers of my city lived. It’s a very special place for me. Those hills have seen of a lot of history :)!

Thanks @tersha :D! I’ve saw it right now!

I love this topic :)!

Some shots of this last night:

And some of some years ago:

I bring some night pictures, made freehand in a night without moon, with the night mode of Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (edited with Snapseend).

They are the ‘making of’ these other images: 1</>, 2</>, 3</>.

Wow, I love the texture and the composition around this centre :)!