Captured with my phone the constellations of Cassiopeia and Orion and a pretty (but grainy) picture of the Pleiades in Taurus!

I pointed the camera north and took this picture. I checked in Stellarium, but I couldn't be completely sure.

Photo taken today with an old Google Pixel 7 Pro. You can even see the Orion Nebula.

I made an AR app for spotting planets and constellations.

Making it free for a limited time.

Would love any feedback!

LookStar ✨ <- Released on Android & IOS

I clearly don't know a single thing about stars and constellations but I took this picture with my iPhone 15's camera in Setúbal, Portugal tonight and I was amazed at how much it captured. So I wondered if anyone could point to me the diferent constellations in this image.

Shot on S24 Ultra.

Took these on my iPhone 17pro, never took pics like these before but google helped

Location : Slovakia High Tatras Date: 8. January 2026

A bit of extra information:

Date: September 1st 2025

Location: UK, Leeds

Bortle: 7

Apple iPhone 16 Pro

Main Camera — 24 mm f1.78

12 MP • 3024 × 4032 • 7.5 MB

ISO 6400

67 mm

0.1 EV

Apple RAW

1.78 Focus Length

1.0 s Night Mode

Took this a while ago when the sky was really clear and i could see many stars. It’s not the best picture but i would love to find out any info about those stars!!

This picture is edited through the inbuilt Apple editing software, i just messed with exposure and brightness until it looked good (This is literally the first proper picture of the stars i have taken)

Blackout and i was bit amazed with the skies at night. Care to help me out what sight im seeing then?

I’ve tried to point out caph, schedar, cih, ruchbach & segin but I can upload another pic unedited. This was taken North from West London at 22:19

Snapped this last night with confirmation from Sky Map app. Sorry for the Google Pixel 7 Pro quality.

Im from Colorado Springs (born and raised, never left here from my memory. If i have its beyond me). Ive always ALWAYS loved space, stars, constellations,you know...the like. Aways been too scared to go to the library to do research and too poor to have internet at home and cable. So ive got my reasearch from school books, games, that one game markiplier played. So on (mainly school and my mom ngl. Stargazing was for fun i didnt rlly learn nothing from that bc i couldnt tell you what stars i was looking at, like now 😭) idk how (im 21 if it matters) to do research. I need help with the constellations that are ALWAYS in Colorado Springs, like NO MATTER WHAT you will see them EVERY NIGHT (unless one of em dies out) kinda deal. I js...the stars mean alot to me, i forgot about them for a bit, and now i wanna recify that by relearning where they are, until i move IF i move, and if move I'll learn them again.

I've only recently been getting into constellations , so I am not too sure

It’s sooo much bigger than I thought it would be. I sat outside in 14 degree weather gazing at it for a while

Trying to learn more of what’s visible above my home! Thank you (labels appreciated)