M42, سديم الجبار (Mohammad Aljady)

M42, سديم الجبار

The Orion Nebula; a bright spot in the sky that attracts the attention of all astronomical photographers and observers alike. This is the first enticement for most astronomical photographers, only perhaps preceded by the moon. The journey often starts with capturing the most observed phenomena in human history. After engaging in astrophotography, capturing thousands of other characters, obtaining countless photos and observations, and buying lots of expensive equipment, you will eventually find yourself returning again to the Orion Nebula.
Photographing the Orion Nebula is one of the most difficult phenomena to photograph, as the gradation of lighting will be your first dilemma… but comparing the results of your journey will never cease to impress… all thanks to the Orion Nebula.

“We shall not cease from exploration
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.” - T. S. Eliot

سديم الجبار هو النقطة المضيئة في السماء التي تلفت انتباه كل المصورين والراصدين الفلكين، هذه المحطة الأولى لأغلب المصوريين الفلكين بعد القمر من هنا سنتبدأ رحلة السدم مع المنطقة الأكثر رصداً على مر تاريخ البشرية...وبعد
الألف الصور والارصاد والكثير من المعدات ستعود مرة أخرى إلى سديم الجبار للتصوير....
يعد تصوير سديم الجبار من التحديات الصعبة حيث تدرج الإضاءة سيكون معضلتك الأولى..ولكن دائماً ستنبهر بلتفاصيل.

Fine Art Astrophotography

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Extremely wide field
Star trails
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Mix of multiple sources
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