Capturing the celestial dance: The art of imaging star trails
In short: Professor Ian Morison bridges the gap between rigorous science and creative photography. Watch as he explains how to capture the visible motion of stars, turning a fleeting astronomical movement into a permanent visual record.
In this lecture from Gresham College, Professor Ian Morison shares his expertise on astrophotography. He demonstrates techniques for photographing star trails, which occur because of the Earth's rotation relative to the fixed positions of distant stars.
The session is part of a long-standing tradition at Gresham College, which has provided free public lectures since 1597. By blending his scientific background with amateur photography skills, Morison provides a practical guide for creating captivating images of our night sky.
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