Landscape photography has the power to transport us to breathtaking places, capturing the beauty of nature and the magic of the world around us.

Everything you absolutely need to know about selecting, using and optimizing your astrophotography equipment for the best possible astrophotos, from smartphones, to telescopes and mirrorless cameras.

Astrophotography is famously hard on the wallet and demanding of your free time. Sure, it's easy enough to snap a photo of the moon on your phone, but getting a good shot of a galaxy is an entirely ...

Astrophotography is one of the best features of the Pixel Camera app (formerly Google Camera). Other Android brands also have a similar mode in their own Camera apps. Now, Google is making it easier ...

Follow these tips for cleaning the different parts of your camera lens, without risking damage to improve the clarity of your astrophotography. Keeping your camera lens clean is essential for ...

Astrophotography has been a fun part of Google’s camera experience for the past several years, but the feature lost support for ultrawide shots a while back. Now, ultrawide astrophotography is ...

Getting started in astrophotography can be daunting. With so many different telescopes, cameras, and mounts and all their variations, where do you start? The first piece of equipment you should choose ...

Everything you need to know about what’s worth photographing in the night skies over the coming month ...

The Pixel 7 has a fantastic camera system that creates beautiful photos and videos, and its speedy performance is a pleasure when in use. Though it's let down by its fingerprint scanner, it's ...

Deep-sky astrophotographers are in for a treat this month, with some of the most beautiful nebulae — and a globular cluster — at their best, though with the solstice on 20 June, astronomical darkness ...

In the quiet darkness of his Mount Tabor backyard in Southeast Portland, Josh Romberg carefully points his 4-foot telescope at the North Star. Unlike amateur astronomers of decades past, he isn’t ...