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Forever broadening my photography skills... I have decided to up my game in the area of astrophotography and have a Star Tracker on it's way. Is there anyone using a star tracker on here. Want to pick your brain, I'm sure it will hurt a little.

Rain from a water bottle. Lighting with Lumecubes. Predator blood and red light in Photoshop.

No one else plays with toys? :)

When the assassin gets its prey.

Even a Predator needs to know when to RUN!

Every professional needs a head-shot.

Specialty paper in the background from Hobby Lobby. Lighting from Lumecubes. Spackled bright spots are from bouncing light off a piece of semi-crinkled aluminum foil.

The background wall is a silver corrugated specialty paper purchased at Hobby Lobby. The little lights are little LED lights purchased at Hobby Lobby as well. the red light is from a red led light. Smoke is from an incense stick.

This shot is done with with black foam-board. Incense for the smoke. Lumecubes for lighting with gels. The light panel on the left is Photoshop and the green bar on the right is Photoshop.

You are correct, a shot with the moon and stars, where properly exposed for both is a composite.

I would encourage you to look at the Tamron 90mm G2 with stabilization. It's an amazing lens and I feel that Tamron has the best stabilization.

Because the moon is a reflector bouncing the light of the sun you will be closer to shooting a daylight shot than the settings of a night shot. The stars showed up because a sensor is more like a glue tape that is collecting light that you can't see until it becomes visible on the sensor. When I...

Haven't thrown a photo up in a long while.