Thanks to a tweets from Katie at Discovering the Southern Part of Heaven (@southrnptheaven) and the Morehead Planetarium (@moreheadplanet) yesterday, I learned that the International Space Station would be passing overhead and visible just before 6pm last night. Dylan and I bundled up and headed out in the cold with our cameras to watch the event.
Here are my sooc shots (minus a little cropping on each – lots of sky!). The tiny white dot is the space station.
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| ISO 3200, ss 1/8, f5.6 |
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| ISO 3200, ss 1/8, f5.6 |
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| ISO 3200, ss 1/8, f5.6 |
Dylan’s sooc photo of the moon using his Little Tikes digital camera (I confess, he was so cute putting the strap over his neck and playing photographer just like mommy!) …
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| ISO 60, ss 1/5, f2.8 |
that is so cool! I love when I get to experience those things with the kids!
I think Dylan won’t have any trouble keeping up with you in the photography field. What impressive photos from both of you.
what a great memory to make with your son. 🙂 and future photographer too! 🙂