what a beautiful photo…. so excited to be in Indie Biz with you… so so happy I signed up.. I’m looking forward to getting to know you better. hugs xo bonitarose
Thanks for the tips on taking the picture. I think it’s important to get a little bit of foreground landscaping to add interest to the pic. That’s definitely something I need to remember!
hi erin! i set the camera to 3200 ISO and then i set it on the ground pointed directly to the nighttime sky. then i hit the timer button so i could move back and let the shutter stay open for as long as it took without any movement at all. and that’s what i got!!
![IMG_1951[1]](https://blog.lisaleonard.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_19511-e1490653525434.jpg "My Spark, My North Star")
hello, gorgeous! what a photo, ll! 🙂
what a beautiful photo…. so excited to be in Indie Biz with you… so so happy I signed up.. I’m looking forward to getting to know you better. hugs xo bonitarose
Makes me want to go star gazing! Beautiful!
Thanks for the tips on taking the picture. I think it’s important to get a little bit of foreground landscaping to add interest to the pic. That’s definitely something I need to remember!
Breathtaking!
Cxx
Lisa! That is STUNNING!
Beautiful!!!
What a great shot…and so glad you got to capture a moment that you were enjoying!
Gorgeous! Thanks for the tips too. Your photos are inspiring!
SO pretty Lisa.
Can I be nosey and ask what kind of editing program you use?
🙂
hi kelly! i do my editing in iphoto and on picnik.com. xo
Love it!
i’d love to know how you managed to actually get pictures of the starry sky… i can never seem to do it! …even when i try with a tripod (sad, i know).
hi erin! i set the camera to 3200 ISO and then i set it on the ground pointed directly to the nighttime sky. then i hit the timer button so i could move back and let the shutter stay open for as long as it took without any movement at all. and that’s what i got!!