Tag Archives: astrophotography

Halloween Moon

Posted on November 1, 2020 by

It appeared low over the horizon with it’s yellowish cast looking like something that could’ve come right out of Charlie Brown’s The Great Pumpkin.  What was it? A confluence that hasn’t occurred since 1944 and will not again until 2039 … Continue reading →

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Sunsets, Sailboats and Neowise

Posted on July 20, 2020 by

Astrophotography is something I never would have thought I’d become interested (fixated, thrilled by, enamored maybe even) in but it seems I have.  We’ve shot full moons including blue ones and a blood one.  There was the total eclipse in … Continue reading →

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What a difference a year makes

Posted on June 29, 2020 by

Last year was a whirlwind of travel.  We were in airports so many times that we accumulated a ton of points that were going to be used for a new grand adventure for 2020.  As I recall we visited California, … Continue reading →

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The Milky Way and How to Shoot It

Posted on May 22, 2019 by

First, in order to get your photo as devoid of light pollution as possible from city lights, you need to find a dark(ish) area.  I learned that there are certified dark areas and maps to assist you in finding them.  One … Continue reading →

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