Tag: astrophoto
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Yet Another New Astrophoto, Globular Cluster M72
Another day, another new astrophoto from my recent evening in my observatory a few weeks ago. In this case, I might not have the biggest or brightest or even most colorful globular cluster, but its still a cool globular cluster and help show the sort of diversity there is in globular clusters and that they…
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Beautiful New Astrophoto – The Ring Nebula!
With my recent and rare night out in my observatory, I decided to spend some time shooting some old favorites that I knew are easy to get so I could get as many photos as possible since I don’t get out in the observatory much these days. Hopefully things will get better soon as far…
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Globular Cluster M55, My Newest Astrophoto! Maybe…
It doesn’t happen very often but once in a while I take an astrophoto thinking I’m shooting one object but then when I go back and look at it later, I’m not sure at all if I shot the object I was trying to shoot or if I accidentally shot something else by mistake. This…
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Another New Astrophoto! The Dumbbell Nebula!
When it comes to astrophotography, there are hard to shoot nebulas and easy to shoot nebulas and today’s post features on of the easy ones. Thanks to an incredibly rare night of perfect conditions, I spent a night in my observatory shooting whatever I could and as part of that sprint, I shot Messier 27…
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New Astrophoto! Globular Cluster M22
As promised in my previous recent astrophotography posts, I have plenty more to share with you guys from a recent night out in my observatory and today is another one of those images! For today’s new astrophoto, I bring you the globular cluster M22 (Messier 22)! The globular cluster M22 is a very colorful collection…
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My Newest Astrophoto: M13, the Great Globular Cluster in Hercules
With as rare as it is that I get out in the observatory these days, I have been opting for shooting easier targets so that I can shoot more objects in an evening than spending most of the evening shooting a single galaxy or nebula. Some of the easiest things to shoot are globular clusters…