Astrophotography (noun)
— The practice of capturing photographs of celestial objects and astronomical phenomena, such as planets, stars, nebulae, galaxies, and the night sky. Modern astrophotography typically involves collecting and combining many long-exposure images to increase signal-to-noise ratio, allowing faint details and structures invisible to the naked eye to be recorded and displayed.
Below are a collection of images I’ve captured over the years. Click into each for more information on how and with what gear they were captured with!
Check back regularly for more images!
~Clear Skies~
Crescent Nebula & Friends (HSO)
Crescent Nebula & Friends (HOO)
Bode's & Cigar Galaxies (HaLRGB)
Rosette Nebula (HSO)
Pelican Nebula (SHO)
Orion Nebula (RGB)
Heart Nebula (Custom Palette)
Heart Nebula (Foraxx)
Andromeda Galaxy (LRGB)
Butterfly Nebula (HSS)
Western Veil Nebula (HOO)
Cygnus Wall (SHO)
Cygnus Wall (OHS)
Cygnus Wall (SHO)
Orion Widefield (OSC RGB)
Sadr Region (Dual Narrowband Ha & Oiii)
Andromeda Galaxy Widefield (OSC RGB)
Milkyway Widefield - Cygnus to the Great Rift
Milkyway Widefield - Great Rift to the Core
Flaming Star and Tadpoles Nebulae (Dual Narrowband Ha & Oiii)
California Nebula (Dual Narrowband Ha & Oiii)