I went out at 2110
GMT. There was lots of thin cloud about but I was determined to have a go. I
took lots of widefield shots of the area in case I caught any meteors “on film”
but was also hoping to get some constellation shots. Although the thin cloud
thinned enough to show Castor and Pollux, thick cloud moved in from the south
at 2135 GMT and ended the session. I did not see any Geminids.
However, I did manage
to capture a Geminid on camera, not as I might have expected around Castor and
Pollux but to the north of Orion.
I also took some nice
widefield shots, starting with Sirius and Canopus
and ending with Orion, Taurus, Jupiter and Sirius.
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