This is another that I didn't think looked good enough and again I was wrong. Though it is slightly out of focus as the temp dropped over 10C during the lum...

Ok not spectaculair, I know ;-) Yet I am very satiesfied, first time try and getting it this way ... 130/900 Newton, 25 mm Plössl oculair, camera mount for...

Meade 7" Maksutov-Cassegrain LX50 up for bid on...

Hi to all, After 6 moths of nothing.....just one night last week-end. I am really concerned about the bad weather hre in Liguria Italy...... Here are...

Stefan's photo reminded me of what I thought was a rather worthless attempt at the Rosette taken a couple months ago. With 3556 mm focal length I can...

Oops, posted the wrong image. Details the same. Rick -- Correct domain name is arvig and it is net not com. Prefix is correct. Third character is a zero...

This was taken in early December but I finally posted it. I did the processing a second time to pick out the best three images that had the tightest stars...

Taken from Ada, MI with a CP4500 and 15 sec exposure. It was shot at 200 ASA and resized so its a bit grainy. Joe

Hiya A bit different from yesterday... Kev

Hey folks, I'm just a beginner, but I'm intrigued with how you guys collect image data over time. I often hear 20+ hours of data or more implying that a...

Hiya All Here is today's images, with some rather nice proms... Best wishes Kev

The clouds win, I give up. I've been trying for 2 months on this one. The one good night the desiccant canister worked loose and I had a nice foggy spot in...

For those of you that got clouded out here's a series of shots from 12-10 through 12-13 showing the movement of the Planets over 4 days. Mercury is...

Think the proms show better in the original image myself! Kev

I see some fool has posted a bunch of messages that says the suns energy doesn't come from the nuclear reaction that goes on within it. First of all I did...

From tonight Dec.5th 2006 full moon. --

Here's what I got out my front window. Jupiter in the lower bright "star", Mercury is above and Mars is to the right of them. Camera - Nikon D50,...

Those Planets a moving right along. Merc. Now below Jupiter and Mars has dropped from yesterdays position. Image taken at 70mm so scale is 1/3...

I posted a similar picture about a month ago of the moon on Oct 30, 2006. This image was taken at the same time, but here I have combined 5 exposures. The...

Here's another cluster photo. Image details are here on my website: http://www.christensenastroimages.com/clusters/ngc869-884.htm Have a great...