If you plan to photograph the Milky Way, the first thing is to know how to find it. Milky Way doesn’t always stay at a fixed position throughout the year, and it moves from one direction to another direction. To explain with you more on how to locate the Milky Way, I created this Youtube Video. 🙂 Also, if you plan to Photograph the Milky Way in Malaysia, here are the NEW 2021 Timesheet to ease you in planning your photo shooting. You can get the complete Milky Way Timesheet

If you ever tried out taking a photo of the Milky Way or Star trail at night, you will know that having a perfect focus is not easy. Unlike taking a photo in daytime, not only you have to do the focusing in the dark that you can hardly see anything but also forced to use a wider aperture that you can easily miss focus and get a blurry photo. The photo that’s out of focus is not recoverable even with the help of post-processing. Sorry to say, these photos are considered unusab

One of the most frequently asked questions that I received is where to photograph the Milky Way? Well, no doubt that finding a good shooting spot for Milky Way can be difficult. The place has to be very dark with at least minor light pollution and most importantly with a good foreground subject. A lot of people that failed on their first try most likely is because they are not at a “dark” enough place. (Other possible causes are going at the wrong timing or pointing the camer