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Revisiting the Triangulum Galaxy
Deep Sky Astrophotography with your Camera and Lens Part 2
Deep Sky Astrophotography with your Camera and Lens Part 1
A Golden Horeshoe Collaboration: M31 Andromeda Galaxy
IC 1805: Gnarly Creatures In Space
The Power of Image Stacking
Comet Processing for Non Trailing Stars and Comet
Focal Reducer test: Celestron SCT f6.3 and 80mm refractor (2008 article)
Adventures in Astrophotography: How I got started (2008 article)
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Revisiting the Triangulum Galaxy
February 13, 2014
It's hard to believe that so many beautiful deep space objects are actually fairly large in the night sky. We just can't see them because of the limitations of our eyes....
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Deep Sky Astrophotography with your Camera and Lens Part 2
February 05, 2014
So here is the continuation to my previous * blog post *. Check it out first if you haven't already. In this post I will focus primarily on the pre and post processing th...
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Deep Sky Astrophotography with your Camera and Lens Part 1
January 06, 2014
Many people think that if you want to photograph deep space objects, you will have to acquire a heavy tracking mount, a telescope, a specialized cooled ccd camera and hav...
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A Golden Horeshoe Collaboration: M31 Andromeda Galaxy
October 22, 2013
When I started to get more serious about astrophotography I often thought about how exciting it would be to actually work with someone to create an image that is better t...
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IC 1805: Gnarly Creatures In Space
August 20, 2013
This is my latest image showing the core of the heart nebula which is designated IC1805. To the right you can see this patch of nebulous clouds that have always caught my...
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