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Endless Forms Most Beautiful (2019)
#ThrowbackThursday

Throwback to my first ever attempt at shooting the #Milkyway
I took on a big task, #Hiking 17km 1800m to the top of a #Mountain in the middle of the night on the hope I would get the shot... I still can't believe I had such an incredible success. This is still one of my absolute favorite #astrophotography photos.

#astronomy #naturephotography #naturelovers #RealPhotosofRealPlaces #nightsky #Canada


North America and Pelican Nebula
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- NGC7000 + IC 5070
- 4-Panel Mosaic Collaboration Project
- HOO color palette

Integration time: 6.5 h

Revisiting this data from this summer was well worth it :)
This is a training edit for getting a hang on #PixInsight. Already is much better than my previous one, but that was not difficult ^^

Details on Astrobin: astrobin.com/q0vkhd/D/

#astrodon #astrophotography #photography #space


Comet C/2023 A3 next to the Milky Way and over the San Juan River, Utah. There's a big oxbow cutoff canyon that the river flows in that's barely visible in the dark portion of this photograph. As with my earlier comet photos, a moonlight, fill light is really helpful when photographing comets. Some moonlight would have been helpful to illuminate the canyon walls in this shot.

#Comet #Astronomy #AstroPhotography #Photography #Darktable


Comet Lapse ☄️

About an hour's worth of C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) setting over a dry lake in rural Australia, as the Milky Way appears.

The very very bright thing on the left is Venus.

The completely ridiculous streaks that look like anti-aircraft fire are all spamlink and frankly I had rather not had any of those in my photos, but apparently a fascist billionaire and a US government agency get to decide that I have to 🖕

#Astrodon #astrophotography #comet #comet2023a3


Oh, no, that comet again. 😜
This was probably the last opportunity for me to catch the comet. Shot at 430mm with a Tracking telescope. 7 shots with 20 seconds exposure time each. Stacked in Siril.
#tsuchinshanatlas #comet #tsuchinshan #c2023a3 #astrophotography #tsuchy #tsuchinshan_atlas #siril


Eduardo Robaina observes the comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) from inside a cave in Temisas, on the island of Gran Canaria, Spain. REUTERS/Borja Suarez

@photography
#astrophotography
#comet