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Cat’s Paw Nebula - At 5,500 light years distance in the constellation of Scorpius, the Cat&rsq
Cat’s Paw Nebula - At 5,500 light years distance in the constellation of Scorpius, the Cat&rsq
Stargazing at MBO - It was a cold night with a bright moon, but that didn’t stop members at Mo
Stargazing at MBO - It was a cold night with a bright moon, but that didn’t stop members at Mo
#Repost @solophoto1 ・・・ Star Charge . Sometimes, after a long night of shooting, I do a long exposur
#Repost @solophoto1 ・・・ Star Charge . Sometimes, after a long night of shooting, I do a long exposur
Trifid Nebula - After a three month break due to bad weather, illness and injury, it was great to ge
Trifid Nebula - After a three month break due to bad weather, illness and injury, it was great to ge
#Repost @solophoto1 ・・・ Star Charge . Sometimes, after a long night of shooting, I do a long exposur
#Repost @solophoto1 ・・・ Star Charge . Sometimes, after a long night of shooting, I do a long exposur
Cat’s Paw Nebula - At 5,500 light years distance in the constellation of Scorpius, the Cat
Cat’s Paw Nebula - At 5,500 light years distance in the constellation of Scorpius, the Cat
Stargazing at MBO - It was a cold night with a bright moon, but that didn’t stop members a
Stargazing at MBO - It was a cold night with a bright moon, but that didn’t stop members a
Trifid Nebula - After a three month break due to bad weather, illness and injury, it was great to ge
Trifid Nebula - After a three month break due to bad weather, illness and injury, it was great to ge
Centaurus A - One of the brightest galaxies in the sky, Cen A is also the brightest radio source in
Centaurus A - One of the brightest galaxies in the sky, Cen A is also the brightest radio source in
Milky Way at MBO - The Milky Way rises behind two telescope domes and a trig point at Mount Burnett
Milky Way at MBO - The Milky Way rises behind two telescope domes and a trig point at Mount Burnett
Running Chicken Nebula - Camera: ASI1600MC-C Telescope: 8“ f4 reflecting newtonian Mount: NEQ6
Running Chicken Nebula - Camera: ASI1600MC-C Telescope: 8“ f4 reflecting newtonian Mount: NEQ6
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