I did a series of
constellation shots from 1900 to 1930 GMT. The eastern sky was covered by cloud
but the area surrounding Orion seemed quite promising, so I decided to
concentrate there. In the first shot, Lepus and Canis Minor are also visible.
Although I couldn’t
see the other stars in Canis Major (apart from Sirius) the main ones came out
in the photo, even though it was low in the sky.
I also took a second
shot of Orion, which I thought was better.
The Gemini shot showed
the constellation at a different angle from what we see in the UK.
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