Photographer Andrew. McCarthy Known for shooting Excellent astrophotography images From his yard in Sacramento, California. He recently added two more jaw-dropping images to his portfolio: the International Space Station’s (ISS) obscure idea of crossing the sun and moon.
It has been shown that the ISS orbits the Sun and the Moon in less than a second from someone’s point of view on Earth, adopting a clear view of traffic. No. An easy thing to do.
McCarthy first succeeded in capturing the Sun-changing ISS on Tuesday, October 6.
“The shot was captured simultaneously with two scopes, a white light filter for IS details and a hydrogen-alpha solar telescope for surface details,” McCarthy said. Writes. “Combining the images gives me a small, detailed picture of the transit.”
The following week, on the morning of October 14, McCarthy captured the ISS while crossing the face of the moon.
“[A]After spending hours searching for the right place, I set up my gear on the side of the road in anticipation of something I had never seen before. ISS, published by Daylight, transmits a razor-thin crescent moon, “McCarthy Writes. “Something about the rotation of the published ISS crescent gives it a sense of depth in my previous traffic shots.
“It was captured by recording a high-framing video as it passed and collected after passing a full mosaic of the moon, which was combined with a shot taken before sunrise, after which you see in the dark. Yes. The side of the moon. ”
You can find more on McCarthy’s work His popular Instagram. You can too Buy the best art prints of his work And other allowances (including full text on how the photos were taken) His support through the Patriots.
Image Credit: Photos by andrew McCarthy are used with permission
