I'll start with this attempt at astrophotography. I moved the camera body in the middle of the exposure while getting used to Olympus computational modes after having my new camera for a whole day:
Went to a cabin about 5 miles East of Leavenworth, WA. Obviously the long exposure exaggerates the effect, but this was the clearest, brightest night of stars I've ever seen (and I've had some good ones)
Got a funny sensor error or something in the upper right corner of the second photo...
check out www.lonelyspec.com
There is a wealth of information there, including a downloadable guide to photographing the milky way: Nightscapes Guide
Among the other goodies that can be found there are guides to choosing a lens for astrophotography, a point-and-shoot head to head...
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