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What a lucky find! Beautiful image of the planet, the moons and the GRS. I may have to go through some old files of my own, lol. Cheers, Reggie

Wow! They're all great images but that third one really pops out, Pete. Nice job! Reggie

Truly one of the finest close images of the transit You made the most of a difficult situation. Nice work, my friend! Reggie

Thanks, Pete. I haven't posted in a little while. I couldn't pass this event up. Some high thin clouds threatened to blur the shot, but then things cleared for a bit.

Congratulations, mate! You richly deserve it for that amazing shot!

Yes, it was deliberate, lol! Watch out for The Police!

You hit it right on the head! King of Pain 😂😂

Wow! What composition! Reggie

Beautiful capture of this rare event! Bravo, Avani! Reggie

The Mercury Transit 2019! Cheers! Reggie

Great job, Martin. It's an accomplishment to image Pluto at all. At over 3 billion miles away, it's quite an enigma to find! Cheers, Reggie

A new web series introducing newcomers to the night sky!

Nice first image, Tony! What were the settings on your camera? Reggie

Didn't go to the show but would like to hear more about it. What was the focus? Cheers! Reggie

From the r.j.s. observatory, the premiere of the Galaxy Central Night Sky Web Series. Enjoy!

Beautiful images, David. The Lord of the Rings looks like a dream Reggie

Beautiful Luna, charl. Lots of detail there, mate Reggie

A truly rare event on video! Cheers! Reggie

Good ones, Paul. A full moon on Friday the 13th! Woohoo! Reggie

I do this often, listening to the radio program Hearts of Space in my headphones. The show plays all kinds of atmospheric music, symphonic, electronic, world, Native American. It makes for a truly celestial experience for me, providing a soundtrack of sorts for my observing/imaging sessions Jean-Michel Jarre, Amin Bhatia, Robert Rich, Michael Stearns, Steve Roach, Dead Can Dance, and R.Carlos Nakai are some favorites. Reggie

Welcome! I'm from the middle georgia area in the U.S.!

Cheers!

Watch and enjoy!

Impressive work!

Wow! Just look at those moons (and Jupiter, too, of course)!