Two-frame stack, stars and launch, taken consecutively with the same stationary DSLR.
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Parker #SolarProbe is on its way to touch the sun — but first, it had to take a ride through the starry Cape Canaveral sky atop United Launch Alliance’s majestic Delta IV Heavy!pic.twitter.com/i9E92nATeu
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That's beautiful John. Always look forward to your publishings. Will be ordering a print soon. Regarding the two-picture stacking you mentioned, is it possible to add more to cover the continuing path into LEO since it's obviously going to be much darker that far out?
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Not sure exactly what you mean... I cut off the five-ish-minute exposure when the center core cut off, and I didn’t continue shooting, so no, if I understand correctly, what you’re asking wouldn’t be possible.
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The king comes through again!
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Beautiful shot, John!
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Is rocket going straight up yet earth is rotating thus the light trail????
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The rockets only go up for a few miles before `leaning' over and taking a downrange path to set up a circular path around the earth.
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Beautiful John!
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Perfection!!
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Along with some pesky skeeters, enjoyed this rumbly launch from my back porch. Thank you for the time lapse! Back to sleep now.
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