Daniel Stein Does Beautiful AstroPhotography on Film and Digital

"Astrophotography has never been easier to get into than ever before!" New Jersey-based photographer Daniel Stein rightly reminds all of us in our recent chat with him. True enough, many today's cameras are powerful enough to capture the grandeur of the night sky which is typically hidden in plain sight.

Some of you may remember him for his impressive astro snaps on Polaroid, an unbelievable feat given that the medium is something you won't expect photographers would be using to shoot star trails and Milky Way photos. But those are just a few of the tricks he has in his sleeve. As an astrophotographer who shoots in both film and digital, Daniel is in a great position to inspire and encourage us to give the craft a try with whatever camera we have. .

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2019-12-5 20:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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