Taking out of this world photos—and we do mean literally—just got a lot easier. Here's how you can take James Webb Telescope worthy photos. Via WiredUK
As the sun sets, Andrew McCarthy scans the skies for bad omens: twinkling stars and wispy contrails. But he’s not an oracle or mystic. In fact, McCarthy is an astrophotographer, and these subtle clues are indicators of a hazy atmosphere that could foil his attempts to take pin-sharp pictures of the cosmos.of distant stars and celestial bodies. He is perhaps best known for his shots of the moon, which capture the intricate details of every crevice and crater.
McCarthy’s interest in space started as a kid. His father was an amateur astronomer, and McCarthy remembers being called out into the garden to peer through his dad’s telescope at about 8 years old. “I’d look in, and there would be Saturn, right there in my field of view, floating out there in space,” he says. “I look back on those memories fondly.”
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