From a rising “Harvest Moon” to a photogenic passing of the moon through the stunning Pleiades open cluster, there’s plenty to capture in the night sky. Read: How to photograph the Milky WaySunday, October 19: A crescent moon, Venus and zodiacal lightA crescent moon close to Saturn. Read: The best star tracker camera mountsMonday-Tuesday, October 20-21: Orionid meteor shower peaksUnlike August’s Perseids, the peak of the Orionid meteor shower will this year take place in moonless night skies. They’re named after the region of the night sky where meteors strike the Earth’s atmosphere each year – the famous constellation of Orion. Experiment until you get a lovely, sharp, great-looking image of the night sky.