Sunday, 9 June 2024

Big Dipper (Ursa Major)

 This is an image of the Big Dipper inside the Ursa Major constellation. This is the 'big brother' of the Little Dipper.

Image was taken using Canon EOS 400D with an 18mm kit lens at f/3.5 on a stationary tripod.

Each frame was taken with a 13" exposure time. I captured 95 frames (70 lights, 25 darks)



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