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NIGHT AND LOW LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS, WEBINARS, FIELD EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS. shower? We have compiled some tips for you here with links to more details. shower? We have compiled some tips for you here with links to more details. shower? We have compiled some tips for you here with links to more details. shower? We have compiled some tips for you here with links to more details. shower? We have compiled some tips for you here with links to more details. shower? We have compiled some tips for you here with links to more details. Psst. It’s not a secret but we love meteor showers here at StarCircleAcademy.com. So much so, that we frequently schedule expeditions to capture meteors in interesting dark sky locations.  The latest expedition is in a few days cookie-cutter approach to getting that to all work out.  For the Geminid meteor shower, it’s useful to know that Gemini rises in the East a little after sunset and sets in the west around sunrise. If you want to get the MOST meteors, you generally want to shoot after midnight and before dawn (so southwest), and thus southwest is the direction you’ll want the darkest skies. But if spending midnight to dawn somewhere is not practical for you, consider finding dark skies facing the south East instead. Meteors CAN appear anywhere in the sky, however, so even when we suggest dark skies to the south, do not let that stop you from finding dark skies in any direction.  The interesting foreground you want may only work with a Northern view. discussion consider alternatives, such as  distance, weather, and goals. In that article we also link to a resource to help you find dark skies. But do not be mislead: not all dark skies are created equal and there is really no substitute for having been in a location a time or two to know how “dark” is “dark.” Understand that weather conditions significantly affect the darkness of skies. Dry, Once you have landed on a place, you need to know how to shoot those meteors – so we have an article for that, too