Perfect In-Focus Night for Saturn
Years of trying to perfect my planetary imaging techniques may have finally culminated in a night where all of my image sets were excellent.
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Years of trying to perfect my planetary imaging techniques may have finally culminated in a night where all of my image sets were excellent.
Read MoreUnder less than ideal circumstances, I attempted to observe and photograph the Perseid Meteor Shower. The near-Full Moon did not help.
Read More“Planet season” officially began for me this early morning as I observed and photographed both Saturn and Jupiter before their oppositions.
Read MoreTonight’s Lunar image was from a wide-angle view. I chose this cropping for balance, acknowledging the lack of surrounding trees.
Read MoreFor this evening’s ISS photo session, I used nova.astrometry.net to map the surrounding constellations.
Read MoreThe Summer of tracking the ISS continued tonight, this time with a fly-through of The Big Dipper, and an extremely close encounter with Polaris.
Read MoreThe International Space Station made not one but two appearance on this warm, July Summer evening, both easily visible. One South and one North.
Read MoreAfter a week of bad cloudy skies, today was clear, a wonderful opportunity to observe and photograph the very bright 75% illuminated Moon.
Read MoreToday’s image is from a few days ago, when I attempted to capture prairie cloud shadows. I was only partially successful.
Read MoreOn this American Independence Day, I reflect on the life work of the “proto” American and a key Founding Father, Benjamin Franklin.
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