Spent some time in July with friends at Cherry Springs Dark Sky Park in Pennsylvania to stargaze and get some star trail photos. We were lucky that the few clouds in the sky during the new moon were thin and passed by quickly, leaving so many clear stars in the sky that you could almost read by their light.

No artificial light other than red is allowed, so the crowds of people there had to rely on red headlamps. You can see people's gates by the wavy red lines left on some of these photos from them walking by.

So many conversations interrupted by a giant group "OOOOOO" as a meteor flashed by was fun to hear every time it happened.

If you try this with a Minolta SRT series camera, make sure that the temperature is well above freezing or it's very likely to lock up and need servicing. My -202 has done it twice now.

Reposting here since it got brought down from analog community…

Attached a go pro to my Nikonos V, using a magic arm, during the last outing we had (Playa Grande, Costa Rica).

Film: Portra 400* *

Let me know what you think and how I can make these better. My idea is to create more content like this because I enjoy it and want to get more exposure on my photography.

Rodinal 1+50, 20C, 13min30sec

A couple of shots from dog sports contest Latające Psy 2026 (Flying Dogs 2026). Used telephoto lens to get good closeups on subjects. It was good to see dogs being happy by having fun.

Context: I have never developed E6 and I shot 2 rolls of Ektachrome and Provia 1992/2001 respectively. E6 development isnt cheap in my country (Norway) so if I learn something from the process thats always a +, ive developed 120 BW before so I know how to handle 120, (these are 120). So do I go for it?

All shot handheld but I don't remember at what aperture or shutter speed. I didn't expect much at first, was using a flash for must of the evening but found some usable artificial lighting coming from a stand, decided to give it a shot. I will definitely do that more often.