Bubble Nebula from Tuesday night. Fun target but pushing my current gear. Fun to think of working with a better setup, but it would also involve more work. For now simple is satisfying.
Author: 58glassArt
Fireworks Galaxy taken 10/24. Still warm nights which is good for me but not so much for the camera performance. Tracking was decent and no wind to mess with me thank goodness. This one was a dozen five minute exposures but this is a dim target. Definitely will come back to this one.
NGC 891 is a galaxy seen from earth almost perfectly edge on. Very interesting target!. This is my image from last night with 9 frames at 5 minutes each. Now that it is getting dark earlier I don’t even have to stay up past midnight!
Single frame of the Rose Cluster. Do you see a rose structure? I hope I can do some more with this target soon.
Right from our backyard in Corvallis Montana
The Triangulum Galaxy is just gorgeous and a fairly bright target. Not enough time on this stack to make an awesome picture, but I like it for sure!
After months of summer smoke, I finally got out to do a little astrophotography last night. About an hour of stacked exposure on the Triangulum Galaxy. Several tries at image processing as I am still learning even the basic photoshop work. Fun stuff for my level!
Cooke City has no cell coverage and spotty internet, so just now getting a chance to update. We had a fantastic day yesterday and we were very fortunate to have minimal traffic jams. The park where we set up in Rexburg was prepared for ten times the crowd easily. Porta potties, garbage cans, free eclipse glasses, local neighbor passing out free eclipse cupcakes. Just a fantastic local community effort. I wish more people could have been there!
Known by several names, this is one impressive cluster.
Evil Eye Galaxy image from last night lives up to it’s name. Big fat moon limited the night when it came up, but it amazes me to see what is out there! One of the first images with the Canon T1i camera.
Quick look.
