Why This Week Is Perfect for Milky Way Photography 🌌
The new moon is here
The new moon is here - and that means it’s one of the best weeks of the year for photographing the Milky Way.
No moonlight = dark skies = the galactic core absolutely glows.
If you’re in the northern hemisphere, this is prime time:
The Milky Way is high in the sky
Visibility is ideal from around 10pm to 2am
Summer conditions are (usually) more stable and clear
This is the kind of window I plan my night photography workshops around - because the conditions make all the difference.
Want in on the next one?
Spots are open now, where we’ll be shooting under perfect skies in an epic location.
Or if timing’s tricky, hit reply or comment below and let me know where and when you'd be interested - I'll keep you in the loop for future dates.
Clear Skies,
I think humanity would be so much better off if we all stared at the Milky Way more often. Thank you Alan.