Spring offers the unique opportunity to photograph the Double Milky Way Arch, an incredible celestial phenomenon you can only capture once a year.
The new moon in March is the only time when the Winter and Summer Milky Way bands align perfectly in the night sky, showcasing our galaxy in all its glory.
To help you tackle this challenging astro shoot step by step, I’ve created a new tutorial that takes you through the process with expert guidance—no more trial and error!
Here you can see the resources mentioned in the video:
📝 Free Milky Way Calendars: https://capturetheatlas.com/milky-way-calendars/
🌌 Complete Milky Way Course: https://academy.capturetheatlas.com/milky-way-photography-course/
🔭 Benro Polaris Course: https://academy.capturetheatlas.com/benro-polaris-masterclass-en/