Orion Nebula (Messier 42) is an awesome gift from the universe. It has a distance of 1400 light-years (meaning that the images we take today are from the nebula of 1400 years ago).

Today the sky was clear so I took my first photo:

Orion Nebula, exposure time of 5 seconds, 2000 ISO

It was an interesting experience, because I learnt that exposure time impact a lot due to the Earth’s rotation and that’s why you see the effect of the stars bloated. Next time I must use a lower exposure time and increase ISO.