It’s great that there are people dedicated enough to take photos like these. It’s disappointing how few stars are visible from towns, and even more disappointing that even in the depths of the Peak District, light pollution still hampers this magnificent display. Martin’s photos are a reminder to us that light pollution is another way we are trapped inside modern life 🙁 and destroying the lives of nocturnal creatures 🙁. I remember when I was first able to show my children what a real night sky looked like. They were astonished and entranced, as I’m sure children (and adults!) today would be.
Loved the photos, sounds a v relaxing way to spend an evening
These photos are amazing, Martin 🤩 Interesting to hear about the techniques as well!
Amazing photos!
It’s great that there are people dedicated enough to take photos like these. It’s disappointing how few stars are visible from towns, and even more disappointing that even in the depths of the Peak District, light pollution still hampers this magnificent display. Martin’s photos are a reminder to us that light pollution is another way we are trapped inside modern life 🙁 and destroying the lives of nocturnal creatures 🙁. I remember when I was first able to show my children what a real night sky looked like. They were astonished and entranced, as I’m sure children (and adults!) today would be.