My first attempt to take some starry sky photos.
  
Well it's a first, so i didn't expected much. The thing i learnt that  it's not so easy. First of all the composition is hard, can't see much in the viewfinder. I also brought with me an old Zenit. And while some light did get through on my DSLR's viewfinder,  you can't see anything through the zenit's viewfinder. It's a good idea to shoot test images.
Also a cheap tripod is not what i wanted, but for my amateur proposes is the only one i have.
And there is the time.
Long exposures can be really long out in the dark. You should bring something or somebody jut to break the silence. And a chair. I did not had one, so i just ended my exposures after about two or three minutes. So  here they are:
Noise is an issue. I shot at iso 800 because i didn't had a remote, and bulb on my canon 50D is not a good idea without a cord. You have to kepp your finger on the pressed button for the whole time of the exposure. So vibration will be a big show braker .

I didn't finish the whole role of film in my zenit, and i didn't want to waste it. But i'm curios and can't wait to develope it, so soon they will be posted. If they are any good