Got this near Maupin Oregon. First time I had ever seen an aurora.

The Dainthlen bridge of Meghalaya with the milkyway core rising behind it. Light painting is done by bike's headlamp kept on for some time during the 20s exposure.

Phugtal monastery under moon and trailing stars. Zanskar.

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Not sure how I feel about this one yet. I think it's decent but I'm sure there's room for improvement.

An incredible night in a lagoon near the Peneda-Geres Transboundary Biosphere Reserve.

captured in March 2016, in an ancient castle near a village on Tehran-Qom road ( Iran ) We spent a memorable night together until dawn and enjoyed the beauty of the clear sky

So It's been a while since I've posted anything here.

All shot with my Pentax K-1.

Here's a few of my more recent images.

Magic always stays in the mind despite the inconveniences, especially if they are good memories.

Last Friday night was the best night I've seen in a long time, aditionally I didn't have to be anywhere the next day. Rosetta-3.2 hours M81-4.1 hours

This year I wanted to do something different during this special night.

Some clouds rolled in and ruined my star trails but I still think this came out pretty cool. I used 200 photos shot over 2 hours to make this.

Hi guys!

Photographing the exit of the Milky Way giving prominence to this curious framing formed by an old abandoned door.

A supernova from a star estimated to be 20 times more massive than our sun. The explosion occured 10-20 thousand years ago and would have been visible during the day.

I have been playing with some new processing techniques and I think it is working. This nebula is in the Cygnus region and got its name because it resembles north america.

Here is my shot of the waxing gibbous (97%) moon from 19 July 2024 taken in the New Forest, England.

Northern lights of May 2024. A planned photograph of the milky way over the tiny church got "pimped" by the northern lights.

I’ve only dabble with astrophotography every now and zen but I have had eyes on the sky my whole life.

Stay tuned as of 20255/4/13 08:36 UT, Filament snap (not a liftoff eruption) due to magnetic instability full halo Coronal Mass Ejection / CME earth impact around Tuesday, good auroras are a good p

More info @ : https://www.swpc.noaa.gov

We vacation almost every year in upstate New York, near where my wife's family is from. I have made kind of a tradition of doing a star trail photo every year.

Nikon D5600 w/Nikon AF-S DX 16-80mm 2.8-4 VR, Single photo, F/2.8 16.0mm 13.0s ISO-2000

Taken July 28th @ midnight

Comment/critics welcome.

What do you all think of this? I went up to engineer pass near Durango CO on a night that had ample moonlight.